The effectiveness of control measures against the diffusion COVID-19 pandemic is grounded on assumption that people are prepared and disposed to cooperate. From a strategic decision point view, cooperation unreachable strategy Prisoner’s Dilemma game, where temptation exploit others fear being betrayed by them drives people’s behavior, which eventually results in fully defective outcome. In thi...

Despite the use of a variety of control strategies, dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) control is a major and permanent challenge for public health services in Thailand and in Southeast Asia. In order to improve the efficiency of DHF control in Thailand, these activities have to concentrate on areas and populations at higher risk, which implies early identification of higher incidence periods. A re...

Traditional cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) assumes that program costs and benefits scale linearly with investment-an unrealistic assumption for epidemic control programs. This paper combines epidemic modeling with optimization techniques to determine the optimal allocation of a limited resource for epidemic control among multiple noninteracting populations. We show that the optimal resource ...

The general consideration in Spatial General Epidemic Model is controlling the propagation of the disease starting from an infected individual. By a suitable control process, this epidemic can be rooted out. Here, we suggest the control process using the percolation probability to be attached with the formation of edges having the suitable probabilities, giving the random graphs which will expl...