Fractional-order models have become increasingly relevant in infectious disease epidemiology for characterizing transmission dynamics, capturing memory effects, and evaluating intervention strategies. This study presents a systematic and critical review of fractional-order models applied to COVID-19, Zika, HIV/AIDS, in...
Issifou Biyagui, K. W. Houédanou, T. A. Kpanzou et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
Classical epidemic models assume that infected individuals are homogeneous, reducing disease progression to a single aggregate variable. This hides the role of within‑host variability, in particular differences in viral load that directly influence both infectivity and recovery. We propose a geometric perspective in wh...
Jamal Adetola, Charbel Z. J. Mamlankou, K. W. Houédanou· Biomath· 0 citations
In this paper, we introduce a hybrid metric geometry on the space of absolutely continuous probability densities that combines optimal transport (Wasserstein geometry) and log-ratio composition (Aitchison geometry). The hybrid distance $D_\alpha$ is defined through a Benamou--Brenier-type dynamical formulation that cou...
A. Soglo, K. W. Houédanou, Jamal Adetola et al.· 0 citations
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