<p>Plots are generated using simulated data and present results from a single district within each endemicity class. The red line represents the true district-level prevalence, the curves are histograms of values from 1000 simulations using the CRS method (red) and ITM method (blue).</p
<p>Cumulative Plots of the Combined Prevalence Estimates per 1,000 for Persons by Economic Status of...
<p>Cases were simulated in one to four adjacent census tracts using a fixed time window with increas...
<p>Black and grey bars give the prevalence of infectious () and recovered () humans, respectively. N...
<p>Simulations were run on realisations with the median (A), minimum (B) and maximum (C) overall pre...
<p>The weekly sero-prevalence was simulated using a binomial distribution based on the Danish herds ...
<p>All data relate to a sample size of 30 children per school, and colours represent the number of s...
<p>Range of values in which the risk of misclassifying a district using CRS and ITM sampling methodo...
<p>The prevalence in case of SI epidemics for HET and HOM contact patterns with (blue curves) and ...
<p>Points have been jittered to avoid overlap. Population density is a nonlinear ordinal scale based...
<p>Malaria endemicity showing the distribution of malaria cases, as indicated by district-level esti...
<p>Prevalence plots to produce baseline epidemics in Uganda and South Africa.</p
<p>The incidence rate in a particular district is computed as the proportion between the infection s...
<p>Black and grey bars give the prevalence of infectious () and recovered () humans, respectively. N...
<p>Approximate sample sizes for a simple random survey to estimate infection prevalence using the tw...
<p>Cumulative Plots of Combined Prevalence Estimates per 1,000 for Persons by Urbanicity</p
<p>Cumulative Plots of the Combined Prevalence Estimates per 1,000 for Persons by Economic Status of...
<p>Cases were simulated in one to four adjacent census tracts using a fixed time window with increas...
<p>Black and grey bars give the prevalence of infectious () and recovered () humans, respectively. N...
<p>Simulations were run on realisations with the median (A), minimum (B) and maximum (C) overall pre...
<p>The weekly sero-prevalence was simulated using a binomial distribution based on the Danish herds ...
<p>All data relate to a sample size of 30 children per school, and colours represent the number of s...
<p>Range of values in which the risk of misclassifying a district using CRS and ITM sampling methodo...
<p>The prevalence in case of SI epidemics for HET and HOM contact patterns with (blue curves) and ...
<p>Points have been jittered to avoid overlap. Population density is a nonlinear ordinal scale based...
<p>Malaria endemicity showing the distribution of malaria cases, as indicated by district-level esti...
<p>Prevalence plots to produce baseline epidemics in Uganda and South Africa.</p
<p>The incidence rate in a particular district is computed as the proportion between the infection s...
<p>Black and grey bars give the prevalence of infectious () and recovered () humans, respectively. N...
<p>Approximate sample sizes for a simple random survey to estimate infection prevalence using the tw...
<p>Cumulative Plots of Combined Prevalence Estimates per 1,000 for Persons by Urbanicity</p
<p>Cumulative Plots of the Combined Prevalence Estimates per 1,000 for Persons by Economic Status of...
<p>Cases were simulated in one to four adjacent census tracts using a fixed time window with increas...
<p>Black and grey bars give the prevalence of infectious () and recovered () humans, respectively. N...