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This study introduces a model predictive control approach for COVID-19 management, optimizing interventions for mitigation and suppression. Early action and tracking the susceptible population are crucial for effective control strategies.

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  • Control Theory
  • Mathematical Modeling

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  • COVID-19 management remains a long-term challenge, even post-outbreak suppression.
  • Nonlinear compartmental models capture key COVID-19 dynamics.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a model predictive approach for constrained control of COVID-19 dynamics.
  • To handle complex, time-dependent constraints and multiple intervention levels.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized a discrete-time nonlinear compartmental model for control design.
  • Constructed a state observer to estimate non-measured variables from hospitalization data.
  • Simulated five control scenarios, including output feedback with uncertain parameters.

Main Results:

  • Control strategies aligned with mitigation and suppression policies based on cost functions.
  • Simulated control inputs resemble real-world government responses.
  • Demonstrated the critical importance of early intervention and continuous susceptible population tracking.

Conclusions:

  • Model predictive control offers a framework for adaptive COVID-19 management.
  • Early and continuous monitoring are vital for effective public health interventions.
  • Further research is needed to quantify the true costs and effects of control measures.