Optimization methods for decision making in disease prevention and epidemic control.

Abstract:

:This paper investigates problems of disease prevention and epidemic control (DPEC), in which we optimize two sets of decisions: (i) vaccinating individuals and (ii) closing locations, given respective budgets with the goal of minimizing the expected number of infected individuals after intervention. The spread of diseases is inherently stochastic due to the uncertainty about disease transmission and human interaction. We use a bipartite graph to represent individuals' propensities of visiting a set of location, and formulate two integer nonlinear programming models to optimize choices of individuals to vaccinate and locations to close. Our first model assumes that if a location is closed, its visitors stay in a safe location and will not visit other locations. Our second model incorporates compensatory behavior by assuming multiple behavioral groups, always visiting the most preferred locations that remain open. The paper develops algorithms based on a greedy strategy, dynamic programming, and integer programming, and compares the computational efficacy and solution quality. We test problem instances derived from daily behavior patterns of 100 randomly chosen individuals (corresponding to 195 locations) in Portland, Oregon, and provide policy insights regarding the use of the two DPEC models.

journal_name

Math Biosci

journal_title

Mathematical biosciences

authors

Deng Y,Shen S,Vorobeychik Y

doi

10.1016/j.mbs.2013.09.007

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2013-11-01 00:00:00

pages

213-27

issue

1

eissn

0025-5564

issn

1879-3134

pii

S0025-5564(13)00235-6

journal_volume

246

pub_type

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