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Table 1.

Physical description with estimated values of the model embedded parameters.

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Fig 1.

(a) Bangladesh’s cumulative confirmed cases reported from 2001-2020 (b) Fitting of the model.

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Fig 2.

The plot shows the effect of κ (the unsafe rate of transportation of corpses resulting in NiV transmission) and α1 (rate of recovery of infectious humans) on , along with the corresponding contour plot.

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Fig 3.

(a) shows the effect of β3 (Nipah rate of infection transmission relative to infectious human) and α1 (rate of recovery) on , (b) the corresponding contour plot respectively.

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Fig 4.

(a) shows the effect of β4 (rate of infection transmission relative to infectious human) and α1 (rate of recovery) on , (b) the corresponding contour plot.

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Fig 5.

(a) Influence of γ (loss of immunity) and α1 (rate of recovery) on , (b) the corresponding contour plot.

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Fig 6.

(a) shows how β4 (rate of transmission compared to NiV-positive dead people) and β3 (transmission rate relative to infectious humans) affect , (b) the corresponding contour plot.

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Fig 7.

Simulation of (a) (b) , and (c) classes in the Caputo-NiV computational model (13) with . The parameters are tabulated in Table 1 and .

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Fig 8.

Dynamics of (a) susceptible (b) vaccinated (c) infectious (d) treated (e) recovered (f) deceased human classes in the model (13) with and when .

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Fig 9.

Simulation describing the dynamical features of (a) (b) , and (c) in the model (13) with and when .

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Fig 10.

Simulation describing the dynamical features of (a) susceptible (b) infectious (c) treated (d) recovered (e) decease humans in the Caputo-NiV model (13) with and when .

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Fig 11.

Simulation of (a) (b) , and (c) classes in the FF model (38) when ς1 = 0.84, 0.89, 0.94, 1.00 and ς2 = 1.

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Fig 12.

Case 1: Simulation of (a) susceptible (b) vaccinated (c) infectious (d) treated (e) recovered (f) deceased humans compartments in the FF model (38) when ς1 = 0.84, 0.89, 0.94, 1.00 and ς2 = 1.

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Fig 13.

Simulation of (a) (b) , and (c) classes in the NiV FF transmission model (38) when ς1 = 0.86, 0.90, 0.96, 1.000 and ς2 = 1.

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Fig 14.

Simulation of (a) susceptible (b) vaccinated (c) infectious (d) treated (e) recovered (f) deceased humans compartments in the NiV FF transmission model (38) when ς2 = 0.86, 0.90, 0.96, 1.0 and ς1 = 1.

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Fig 15.

(a) (b) , and (c) classes in the NiV FF transmission model (38) when ς2 = 0.86, 0.92, 0.96, 1.0 and ς1 = 0.86, 0.92, 0.96, 1.0.

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Fig 16.

Simulation of (a) susceptible (b) vaccinated (c) infectious (d) treated (e) recovered (f) deceased human compartments in the FF transmission model (38) when ς2 = 0.86, 0.92, 0.96, 1.0 and ς1 = 0.86, 0.92, 0.96, 1.0.

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