Author: Asami Anzai; Tetsuro Kobayashi; Natalie M. Linton; Ryo Kinoshita; Katsuma Hayashi; Ayako Suzuki; Yichi Yang; Sungmok Jung; Takeshi Miyama; Andrei R. Akhmetzhanov; Hiroshi Nishiura
Title: Assessing the impact of reduced travel on exportation dynamics of novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19) Document date: 2020_2_17
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Snippet: (4) Now we compare two scenarios: the observed data as influenced by the reduction in travel volume, and a counterfactual scenario in which travel volume reduction does not take place. m describes the cumulative number of exported COVID-19 cases observed in the former scenario, while ݉ ഥ describes the number of cases in the counterfactual scenario. This leads to the following integrals:.....
Document: (4) Now we compare two scenarios: the observed data as influenced by the reduction in travel volume, and a counterfactual scenario in which travel volume reduction does not take place. m describes the cumulative number of exported COVID-19 cases observed in the former scenario, while ݉ ഥ describes the number of cases in the counterfactual scenario. This leads to the following integrals:
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