Table 1 The value of parameters used for numerical simulation
From: Classification of different Hepatitis B infected individuals with saturated incidence rate
Notation | Parameter description | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
b | Birth rate | 0.0121 | Zou et al. (2010) |
\(\xi\) | Birth rate without successful vaccination | 0.05 | Assumed |
\(\eta\) | Perintally infected individuals rate | 0.11 | Zou et al. (2010) |
\(\phi\) | Wanning vaccine induced immunity rate | 0.01 | Assumed |
\(\beta\) | Transmission rate from susceptible to infected | 0.95 | Zou et al. (2010) |
\(\gamma\) | Reduced transmission rate | 0.12 | Assumed |
\(d_0\) | Natural mortality rate | 0.0069 | Assumed |
\(\gamma _3\) | Vaccination rate | 0.9 | Assumed |
\(\sigma\) | Moving rate from latent to acute | 0.0012 | Assumed |
\(\gamma _1\) | Moving rate from acute to chronic carrier | 0.33 | Assumed |
\(\gamma _2\) | Moving rate from chronic carrier to immune | 0.09 | Assumed |
\(d_1\) | Hepatitis B related death rate | 0.00054 | Assumed |
p | Probability of those individuals, who fails to recover in acute class | 0.885 | Zou et al. (2010) |
\(\alpha\) | Saturation | 0–0.9 | Assumed |