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Minimizing cumulative infections in SIS epidemic models over networks via an edge deletion algorithm
In this paper, we investigate the discrete SIS (Susceptible-Infected-Susceptible) models. We focus on minimizing epidemic spreading over networks by extending an existing edge deletion algorithm to the SIS model. To achieve this, we employ the mean-field approximation to linearize the network dynami
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