CYCLICITY OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE, ITS CAUSES AND PROGNOSIS
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https://doi.org/10.11603/1681-2727.2021.3.12494Keywords:
solar activity, epidemic process, cyclicity, mathematical model, forecastAbstract
The aim of the work is to study the phenomenon of cyclicity of infectious diseases associated with the cyclicity of solar activity, the study of factors that determine the activation of the epidemiological process, to build a mathematical model of sunburn during the solar cycle.
The principle of construction of time series of morbidity during the full solar cycle at periodicity of 3 and 5 years on the basis of real indicators of infectious morbidity registered in the territory of Ukraine is offered.
The model of long-term prognosis of infectious diseases on the basis of the minimum indicator corresponding to the first year of a cycle is considered, formulas of calculation of average and maximum indicator of morbidity for a cycle are offered.
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