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SEIR Model (Differential Equations for Coronavirus Infection, Part 2)

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Following the SIR model, we will now calculate the SEIR model, which represents the spread of an infectious disease. Here,
S stands for Susceptible, E for Exposed (those in the incubation period), I for Infected, and R for Recovered. The calculation is performed using the Runge-Kutta method with a 4th-order, 4-stage scheme.
Infection rate β for infectious diseases
Incidence rate ε of infectious diseases
Recovery rate γ from infectious diseases
Birth Rate and Death Rate μ
Susceptible (those without immunity) Initial value
People in the incubation period (Exposed) Default value
Number of new cases (Infectious) Initial value
People who have acquired immunity (Recovered) Default value
Maximum time
Number of time intervals
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