Deterministic seirs epidemic model for modeling vital dynamics, vaccinations, and temporary immunity
Summary: In this paper, the author proposes a new SEIRS model that generalizes several classical deterministic epidemic models (e.g., SIR and SIS and SEIR and SEIRS) involving the relationships between the susceptible \(S\), exposed \(E\), infected \(I\), and recovered \(R\) individuals for understanding the proliferation of infectious diseases. As a way to incorporate the most important features of the previous models under the assumption of homogeneous mixing (mass-action principle) of the individuals in the population \(N\), the SEIRS model utilizes vital dynamics with unequal birth and death rates, vaccinations for newborns and non-newborns, and temporary immunity. In order to determine the equilibrium points, namely the disease-free and endemic equilibrium points, and study their local stability behaviors, the SEIRS model is rescaled with the total time-varying population and analyzed according to its epidemic condition \(R_0\) for two cases of no epidemic \((R_0\leq 1)\) and epidemic \((R_0>1)\) using the time-series and phase portraits of the susceptible \(s\), exposed \(e\), infected \(i\), and recovered \(r\) individuals. Based on the experimental results using a set of arbitrarily-defined parameters for horizontal transmission of the infectious diseases, the proportional population of the SEIRS model consisted primarily of the recovered \(r\) (0.7--0.9) individuals and susceptible \(s\) (0.0--0.1) individuals (epidemic) and recovered \(r\) (0.9) individuals with only a small proportional population for the susceptible \(s\) (0.1) individuals (no epidemic). Overall, the initial conditions for the susceptible \(s\), exposed \(e\), infected \(i\), and recovered \(r\) individuals reached the corresponding equilibrium point for local stability: no epidemic (DFE \(\overline{X}_{DFE}\)) and epidemic (EE \(\overline{X}_{EE}\)).
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