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Integrating Environmental Temperature Conditions into the SIR Model for Vector-Borne Diseases

2020

International audience; Nowadays, Complex networks are used to model and analyze various problems of real-life e.g. information diffusion in social networks, epidemic spreading in human population etc. Various epidemic spreading models are proposed for analyzing and understanding the spreading of infectious diseases in human contact networks. In classical epidemiological models, a susceptible person becomes infected after getting in contact with an infected person among the human population only. However, in vector-borne diseases, a human can be infected also by a living organism called a vector. The vector population that also help in spreading diseases is very sensitive to environmental f…

Computer sciencePopulationEpidemic dynamicsEpidemic SpreadingComplex NetworkContact networkMachine learningcomputer.software_genre01 natural sciences010305 fluids & plasmasEnvironmental temperature0103 physical sciences[INFO]Computer Science [cs]010306 general physicseducationeducation.field_of_studybusiness.industryTemperatureComplex network3. Good healthHomogeneousDy- namics on NetworkVector (epidemiology)Artificial intelligenceSIR modelEpidemic modelbusinesscomputer
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Transitions out of unemployment: The role of social networks' topology and firms' recruitment strategies

2011

In this paper we study the effects of job contact networks on out-of-unemployment transitions. We find that social connections produce sizable increases in upward mobility from unemployment and, caeteris paribus, symmetric network topologies perform better than asymmetric ones. Furthermore, in scale-free networks the probability of transitions out of unemployment increases in the exponent of the power-law degree distribution, but its value is much lower than the one attainable in Poisson random networks. In addition, and most interestingly, these results strongly depends on the different hypotheses on the firms' recruitment strategy.

job contact networks complex networks network symmetry transitions out of unemployment rms' recruitment strategiesSettore SECS-P/01 - Economia Politica
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