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A new nonlinear mathematical model for forecasting the waves of the COVID-19 epidemic
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2021
unpublished
Social distance and Hospitals' capacity are two very important factors in the COVID-19 pandemic, which usually change over time. Nevertheless, studies on forecasting this pandemic have not approximately considered these changes in their models. In this study, we accordingly provided a new nonlinear diffusion model by considering these changes for forecasting the COVID-19 outbreak in Iran. This new model generally indicated that it can well follow and predict the trends of the new cases, new
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-243403/v1
fatcat:2uptag27uvag7edg3qllrwlibi