In this paper, we investigate the stochastic dynamics of a simple epidemic model incorporating the mean-reverting Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process analytically and numerically. We define two threshold parameters, the stochastic demographic reproduction number Rds and the stochastic basic reproduction number R0s, to utilize in identifying the stochastic extinction and persistence of the disease. We find that the stochastic disease dynamics can be determined by the environment fluctuations which measured by the intensity of volatility and the speed of reversion: the larger intensity of volatility or the smaller speed of reversion can suppress the outbreak of the disease, the smaller intensity of volatility or the the higher speed of reversion can enhance the outbreak of the disease. Furthermore, via numerical simulations, we find that the stochastic model has an endemic stationary distribution which leads to the stochastic persistence of the disease. Our results show that mean-reverting process is a well-established way of introducing stochastic environmental noise into biologically realistic population dynamic models.
Environmental variability in a stochastic epidemic model
Yongli Cai,J. Jiao,Z. Gui,Yuting Liu,Weiming Wang
Published 2018 in Applied Mathematics and Computation
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2018
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Applied Mathematics and Computation
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2018-07-01
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Mathematics, Computer Science, Environmental Science
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- endemic stationary distribution
A stationary probability distribution over infection states associated with sustained endemic levels.
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A mean-reverting stochastic process used here to model environmental noise in the epidemic system.
Aliases: OU process, mean-reverting process
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The rate at which the Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process returns toward its mean level.
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A threshold parameter defined for the stochastic epidemic system to characterize invasion or persistence under stochastic forcing.
Aliases: R0s
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A threshold parameter defined for the stochastic epidemic system to characterize disease dynamics under demographic stochasticity.
Aliases: Rds
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The epidemic population model analyzed under stochastic environmental forcing.
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Long-term survival of the disease in the stochastic system.
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The magnitude parameter that controls the strength of random environmental fluctuations in the model.
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