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    Sensitivity analysis of dengue model with vector control
    (International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Science, 2024-06) de Leon, Ronica M.
    Dengue remains a threat to human health, and epidemics can still occur, especially in rainy seasons. Addressing the need to implement adequate preventive interventions requires a better understanding and assessment of the vector control strategies’ impact on host and vector populations. In this study, the sensitivity of state variables of a dengue model with vector control strategy was analyzed. Using the model and estimated parameters from a data set on dengue cases, sensitivities of state variables were solved. Relative sensitivities revealed that application of chemical control has a greater impact on decreasing the number of dengue cases than the non-chemical control but using both types can help mitigate the increase of cases.

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