<p>This figure shows a graphical representation of the model pathways. The model has a layer for each set of dynamics (PWID, HIV, HCV), and each layer is composed of compartments with flows between them. For example, in the PWID layer, individuals in the active user compartment move into the ex-PWID and Methadone Maintenance compartments at different rates. Each PWID compartment in turn is broken up into compartments for each disease stage, so the total number of compartments is number of PWID compartments multiplied by the number of HIV compartments multiplied by the number of HCV compartments. Full equations and descriptions can be found in Section 5 of <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0177195#pone.017...
<p>Model diagrams of (A) TB transmission dynamics and (B) HIV transmission dynamics. Although depict...
<p>Rounded rectangles correspond to compartments and ellipses to factors influencing the transition ...
<p>The upper part of the figure models the flow of individual compartments. The transfer rate from s...
<p>Each circle represents a state variable; each arrow a transition. The state variables are: —the n...
<p>Flow diagram of the mathematical model for HIV transmission amongst men who have sex with men (MS...
Model compartments are indicated by boxed letters and transitions between compartments are shown by ...
<p>Flow diagrams for a disease with several infected stages. When a disease progresses through sever...
<p>Populations are represented by shapes: CD4+ T cells by pyramids, CD8+ T cells by inverted pyramid...
<p>The boxes represent the model compartments. The arrows represent the flows (or transitions) betwe...
<p>Flow diagrams of the submodels in the simulation model that determine mortality (a), reproduction...
<p>The top panel describes all possible movements between compartments. The bottom panel shows the i...
<p>Top: A flow diagram describing the mathematical model fitted to surveillance time series and the ...
<p>Flow-chart depicting the basic structure of the used pair-based HIV model.</p
<p>The five compartments define states, which evolve with time according to the system of nonlinear ...
HPV virions, V, only infect uninfected basal cells, Ub, to become basal infected cells, Ib. Since HP...
<p>Model diagrams of (A) TB transmission dynamics and (B) HIV transmission dynamics. Although depict...
<p>Rounded rectangles correspond to compartments and ellipses to factors influencing the transition ...
<p>The upper part of the figure models the flow of individual compartments. The transfer rate from s...
<p>Each circle represents a state variable; each arrow a transition. The state variables are: —the n...
<p>Flow diagram of the mathematical model for HIV transmission amongst men who have sex with men (MS...
Model compartments are indicated by boxed letters and transitions between compartments are shown by ...
<p>Flow diagrams for a disease with several infected stages. When a disease progresses through sever...
<p>Populations are represented by shapes: CD4+ T cells by pyramids, CD8+ T cells by inverted pyramid...
<p>The boxes represent the model compartments. The arrows represent the flows (or transitions) betwe...
<p>Flow diagrams of the submodels in the simulation model that determine mortality (a), reproduction...
<p>The top panel describes all possible movements between compartments. The bottom panel shows the i...
<p>Top: A flow diagram describing the mathematical model fitted to surveillance time series and the ...
<p>Flow-chart depicting the basic structure of the used pair-based HIV model.</p
<p>The five compartments define states, which evolve with time according to the system of nonlinear ...
HPV virions, V, only infect uninfected basal cells, Ub, to become basal infected cells, Ib. Since HP...
<p>Model diagrams of (A) TB transmission dynamics and (B) HIV transmission dynamics. Although depict...
<p>Rounded rectangles correspond to compartments and ellipses to factors influencing the transition ...
<p>The upper part of the figure models the flow of individual compartments. The transfer rate from s...