<p>(A) Schema of London-student model. <i>S</i>: Susceptible state; <i>I</i>: Infected state; <i>λ</i><sub><i>low</i></sub>: incidence rate of low-risk group; <i>λ</i><sub><i>high</i></sub>: incidence rate of high-risk group; <i>γ</i>: recovery rate. (B) Schema of the succession of Infected and Susceptible states. <i>S</i>: Susceptible state; <i>I</i>: Infected state; <i>t</i><sub>1</sub>: time at baseline; <i>t</i><sub>2</sub>: time at follow-up; <i>T</i><sub><i>F</i></sub>: time to follow-up; in this example, the individual was <i>Infected</i> at baseline and, again, at follow-up.</p
<p>Susceptible hosts are divided into 4 strata (labelled by <i>i</i>) depending on their prior influ...
<p>The frequency of <i>n</i> different strains in the active compartment and latent reservoir (<i>x<...
<p>For each empirical network we fit a number of network models. For each network model we simulate ...
<p>S: Susceptible individuals; A<sub>A</sub>: Acute asymptomatic cases; A<sub>S</sub>: Acute symptom...
<p>(A) Flow chart of the model representing the different epidemiological states a person can be in ...
<p>The model is an augmentation of a classic SIR compartmental model [<a href="http://www.plosone.or...
<p>S, I, and R describe pools of susceptible, infected, and recovered individuals. Susceptible indiv...
The figure shows an schematic representation of the stochastic model, where according to the number ...
Schematic representation of an epidemic model (Source: Adapted from Kostova et al., [122]).</p
<p>A modified implementation of a previous host population model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/art...
<p>S<sub>1</sub> are susceptible individuals before their first RSV infection. E<sub>1</sub> are ind...
<p>(A) Simple boosting. In the absence of cross-reactivity and antigenic seniority, if an individual...
<p>The nodes, <i>x</i><sub><i>s</i></sub>, <i>x</i><sub><i>i</i></sub>, and <i>x</i><sub><i>r</i></s...
<p>Hosts are born susceptible to both subtypes () and their subsequent status with respect to both s...
(A) Proportions of susceptible, infected, and recovered individuals over time for an infection rate ...
<p>Susceptible hosts are divided into 4 strata (labelled by <i>i</i>) depending on their prior influ...
<p>The frequency of <i>n</i> different strains in the active compartment and latent reservoir (<i>x<...
<p>For each empirical network we fit a number of network models. For each network model we simulate ...
<p>S: Susceptible individuals; A<sub>A</sub>: Acute asymptomatic cases; A<sub>S</sub>: Acute symptom...
<p>(A) Flow chart of the model representing the different epidemiological states a person can be in ...
<p>The model is an augmentation of a classic SIR compartmental model [<a href="http://www.plosone.or...
<p>S, I, and R describe pools of susceptible, infected, and recovered individuals. Susceptible indiv...
The figure shows an schematic representation of the stochastic model, where according to the number ...
Schematic representation of an epidemic model (Source: Adapted from Kostova et al., [122]).</p
<p>A modified implementation of a previous host population model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/art...
<p>S<sub>1</sub> are susceptible individuals before their first RSV infection. E<sub>1</sub> are ind...
<p>(A) Simple boosting. In the absence of cross-reactivity and antigenic seniority, if an individual...
<p>The nodes, <i>x</i><sub><i>s</i></sub>, <i>x</i><sub><i>i</i></sub>, and <i>x</i><sub><i>r</i></s...
<p>Hosts are born susceptible to both subtypes () and their subsequent status with respect to both s...
(A) Proportions of susceptible, infected, and recovered individuals over time for an infection rate ...
<p>Susceptible hosts are divided into 4 strata (labelled by <i>i</i>) depending on their prior influ...
<p>The frequency of <i>n</i> different strains in the active compartment and latent reservoir (<i>x<...
<p>For each empirical network we fit a number of network models. For each network model we simulate ...