Stochastic Approach in Modelling Epidemic Spread

The classical approach in epidemics modelling accounts for the deterministic aspects of the epidemic spread without considering the variability in the transmission of the infectious diseases. Then we propose in this paper, after improving these models by introducing a slow demographic component, to define demographic and epidemic random variables and parameters in order to take into account fluctuations in the meeting process giving birth to the contagion.

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