ABSTRACT
The Zika virus is one of the flavivirus epidemics which strikes especially pregnant women and toddlers, through the Aedes mosquito. The aggregate-affected human population is divided into susceptible, exposed, infectious, and recovered (SEIR). Therefore, a mathematical model named SEIR–SEI has been proposed to predict the number of infected individuals. The subject work illustrates the 2016 eruption of the Zika virus in Brazil through the advancement of Conformable Fractional Epidemic model. This article proposes a fractional epidemic SEIR–SEI model and exhibits a comparative study of the number of susceptible individuals with the Conformable Fractional Epidemic model, through some graphs.
