Selected article for: "cumulative number and epidemic outbreak"
Author: Evans K. Lodge; Annakate M. Schatz; John M. Drake
Title: Protective Population Behavior Change in Outbreaks of Emerging Infectious Disease
  • Document date: 2020_1_28
    • ID: 2ygtr69i_15
    Snippet: week/(serial interval/7). Each dataset included, per week, the number of new cases, the 101 cumulative number of cases, mean DSOH and associated standard deviation, and MRR and 102 associated standard deviation. We removed epidemic weeks from the beginning of each 103 outbreak so that the first three epidemic weeks had greater than 0 cases of disease each in 104 order to focus on population-level behavioral adaptation to large-scale disease outbr.....
    Document: week/(serial interval/7). Each dataset included, per week, the number of new cases, the 101 cumulative number of cases, mean DSOH and associated standard deviation, and MRR and 102 associated standard deviation. We removed epidemic weeks from the beginning of each 103 outbreak so that the first three epidemic weeks had greater than 0 cases of disease each in 104 order to focus on population-level behavioral adaptation to large-scale disease outbreaks 105

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