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<h1 id="header">Model</h1>
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<p>We set up a mathematical model to predict the population dynamics of cockroaches before and after using our
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<p>In natural condition indoors, due to environmental resistance like food, water, space, the population of
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cockroaches is more likely to follow a S-shaped growth curve (sigmoid growth curve), which can be formalized
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On this page, two mathematical models were constructed to analysis the efficiency of our producet based on simulation and experiment. <br />Click the frame  to see the details.
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<p>Our model was constructed based on SIR epidemic model (Susceptible, Infectious, Recovered) , following are
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<p class="card-text" >We developed a epidemic model with ordinary differential equation to predict the population dynamics of cockroaches infected by Metarhizium anisopliae. We then performed numerical simulations on the model and sensitivity analysis on some key parameters to find they impacts.
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<p>Model was simulate during 30 days, with total number of 60.</p>
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Model

On this page, two mathematical models were constructed to analysis the efficiency of our producet based on simulation and experiment.
Click the frame to see the details.

Epidemic Model

We developed a epidemic model with ordinary differential equation to predict the population dynamics of cockroaches infected by Metarhizium anisopliae. We then performed numerical simulations on the model and sensitivity analysis on some key parameters to find they impacts.

Statistic Model

We constructed a statistical model for our experimental data from simulating room. It can give us a clear and scientific understanding that whether there had significant difference in migration rate, mortality and gnawing rate between each products.