Allocating resources for epidemic spreading on metapopulation networks
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Recommendations
- Suppressing epidemic spreading by optimizing the allocation of resources between prevention and treatment
- Self-awareness-based resource allocation strategy for containment of epidemic spreading
- Controlling epidemic outbreak based on local dynamic infectiousness on complex networks
- The impact of social resource allocation on epidemic transmission in complex networks
- Interplay between epidemic spread and information propagation on metapopulation networks
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(10)- Epidemic local final size in a metapopulation network as indicator of geographical priority for control strategies in SIR type diseases
- Self-awareness-based resource allocation strategy for containment of epidemic spreading
- Epidemic thresholds identification of susceptible-infected-recovered model based on the eigen microstate
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