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Author: Gary Lin; Alexandra T Strauss; Maxwell Pinz; Diego A Martinez; Katie K Tseng; Emily Schueller; Oliver Gatalo; Yupeng Yang; Simon A Levin; Eili Y Klein
Title: Explaining the Bomb-Like Dynamics of COVID-19 with Modeling and the Implications for Policy
  • Document date: 2020_4_7
    • ID: ekw2oxw2_26
    Snippet: The overall fit of the model to the data was generally better in the unconstrained case, in which only a small fraction of the population is missed due to unobserved asymptomatic/mild infection ( Figure 3 ). Variation between the two estimated scenarios was primarily governed by differences in the length of the infectiousness of the symptomatic group. In the high symptomatic case, the fit of the parameter produced mean infectiousness periods of 1.....
    Document: The overall fit of the model to the data was generally better in the unconstrained case, in which only a small fraction of the population is missed due to unobserved asymptomatic/mild infection ( Figure 3 ). Variation between the two estimated scenarios was primarily governed by differences in the length of the infectiousness of the symptomatic group. In the high symptomatic case, the fit of the parameter produced mean infectiousness periods of 12-17 days, while in the constrained case the infectiousness period was estimated to be about 7 days.

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