Figure 3
Global sensitivity analysis. Inputs: (a) transmission rate (\(\beta _{1}\) and \(\beta _{2}\)), (b) effective contact ratio (\(a_{1}\)–\(a_{6}\)), (c) transition rate [\(\theta _{1}\)–\(\theta _{5}\) and \(\theta _{6}=(1-\theta _{2}-\theta _{3}\))], (d) recovery rate (\(\gamma _{1}\)–\(\gamma _{5}\)), (e) hospitalized rate (\(\epsilon _{1}\)-\(\epsilon _{3}\)), and (f) population size (S and \(N_{q}\)). Output: exposed individuals with outside movement (\(E_{m}\)), symptomatic infectious individuals (\(I_{m}\)) and asymptomatic infectious individuals (\(I_{a}\)).
