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Author: Liu, Quan-Hui; Ajelli, Marco; Aleta, Alberto; Merler, Stefano; Moreno, Yamir; Vespignani, Alessandro
Title: Measurability of the epidemic reproduction number in data-driven contact networks
  • Document date: 2018_12_11
  • ID: 2eity73e_78
    Snippet: Tg C (t) (days) Figure S9 : A Mean R(t) of data-driven model by assuming two different distributions of the removal time (namely exponential and gamma) whose average is equal to 3 days in both cases. Note that the gamma distribution we used has shape parameter 2 and scale parameter 1.5. B As A, but R(t) is broken down in the four layers. C As A, but for T g(t). D As B, but for T g(t)......
    Document: Tg C (t) (days) Figure S9 : A Mean R(t) of data-driven model by assuming two different distributions of the removal time (namely exponential and gamma) whose average is equal to 3 days in both cases. Note that the gamma distribution we used has shape parameter 2 and scale parameter 1.5. B As A, but R(t) is broken down in the four layers. C As A, but for T g(t). D As B, but for T g(t).

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