Computer Simulation for New Theoretical Model Constructed with Tuberculosis

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In order to simulate the transmissions of vector-borne diseases and discuss the related health policies effects on vector-borne diseases, we using compartmental model to develop an epidemic simulation models. The research will analyze the complex dynamic mathematic model of tuberculosis epidemic and determine its stability property by using the popular Matlab/Simulink software and relative software packages. Facing the current TB epidemic situation, the development of TB and its developing trend through constructing a dynamic bio-mathematic system model of TB is investigated.

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