A disease transmission model based on individual cognition
Fuzhong Nian, Yayong Shi, Zhongkai Dang
Abstract
Fuzhong Nian, Yayong Shi, Zhongkai Dang
Abstract
Recently, the study about the disease transmission has received widespread attention. In the dynamics process of infectious disease, individual’s cognition about disease-related knowledge is an important factor that controls disease transmission. The disease-related information includes the cause, symptoms, transmission route and so on. Disease-related knowledge would influence the individual’s attitude toward disease, and influence the transmission rate and scale of the infectious disease. In order to study the impact of individual cognition on the transmission of disease, the disease transmission model based on individual cognition is proposed in this paper. Based on this model, we numerically simulate the transmission of disease in the small-world network and the BA scale-free network, respectively, and analyze the transmission dynamics behavior of the infectious disease. The simulation experiment verifies the validity of the theoretical result, which shows that this model is closer to the reality than traditional models.
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Recently, the study about the disease transmission has received widespread attention. In the dynamics process of infectious disease, individual’s cognition about disease-related knowledge is an important factor that controls disease transmission. The disease-related information includes the cause, symptoms, transmission route and so on. Disease-related knowledge would influence the individual’s attitude toward disease, and influence the transmission rate and scale of the infectious disease. In order to study the impact of individual cognition on the transmission of disease, the disease transmission model based on individual cognition is proposed in this paper. Based on this model, we numerically simulate the transmission of disease in the small-world network and the BA scale-free network, respectively, and analyze the transmission dynamics behavior of the infectious disease. The simulation experiment verifies the validity of the theoretical result, which shows that this model is closer to the reality than traditional models.
Key concepts: Disease, Cognition, Transmission (telecommunications), Disease transmission, Infectious disease (medical specialty), Computer science, Cognitive psychology, Medicine