TIME TO SURVIVAL OF HIV ENVIRONMENT OF THE INFECTED PATIENTS
Keywords:
Antigenic Diversity, HIV, Survival, Shock Model, Threshold.Abstract
Survival model for the HIV environment of the infected patients and the model to characterize the HIV infection person with seroconversion time has been studied. Through stimulation generated infection distributions and seroconversion distributions, we assess the effects of various risk factors on these distributions. The model fit of some data suggests that Setting the Clock Back to Zero Property should be assumed as the infection distribution for the proposed stochastic model of HIV epidemics.
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