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Modelling and analysis of infectious diseases considering vaccination, mutation and quarantine strategies.
From an experimental point of view, it is difficult to investigate the propagation mechanism of infectious disease and predict its trend. However, applying a nonlinear model offers a more straightforward and effective approach for analyzing transmission characteristics of infectious diseases. This p
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