A nonlinear fractional epidemic model for the Marburg virus transmission with public health education

Nature·Nov 7

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Researchers are exploring the use of nonlinear fractional epidemic models to study the transmission of various viruses, including the Marburg virus, with some studies incorporating public health education. These models are also being applied to other diseases, such as Covid-19, Ebola, and measles, to analyze the effects of vaccination and other control strategies. The studies utilize different mathematical approaches, including fractional derivatives and deep neural networks, to better understand and predict epidemic dynamics.

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