<p>Watts-Strogatz, Romantic, and fully connected networks. Results for (A) time to the epidemic peak, (B) maximum number of infected subjects, (C) total number of removed or final prevalence, and (D) epidemic probability, defined as the fraction of realizations that end up with more than 5% of the population affected. Each point of the curves is the result of an average of over 200 independent runs on 10 different graphs (except for the Romantic network which is only one graph). Error bars, only displayed at some selected points, correspond to the standard deviation over the 200 runs in the Romantic network case. Green shadows help to visualize the variation of the outcome due to the progressive disorder in the W-S networks.</p
<p>The disease parameters are , . Results of simulations having initial infections chosen with proba...
(a) A network visualization of the Project 90 data set. The dashed lines are not exhaustive, but ill...
<p>Each point of the scatter plots corresponds to one pair (λ,δ), where λ is the infection probabili...
<p>For each network model, shown are the mean (with 95% confidence intervals) over 100 simulated net...
<p>(A) Final fraction of non-infected subjects as a function of the infective time and the infecti...
<p>Krapivsky-Redner, Romantic, and fully connected networks. Results for (A) time to the epidemic pe...
<p>For each network model, shown are the mean (with 95% confidence intervals) over 100 simulated net...
<p>For each network model, shown are the mean (with 95% confidence intervals) over 100 simulated net...
<p>For each network model, shown are the mean (with 95% confidence intervals) over 100 simulated net...
Master's thesis in Mathematics and PhysicsThe spread of a virus or the outbreak of an epidemic are n...
<p>For each empirical network we fit a number of network models. For each network model we simulate ...
<p>Calculation was performed on 300 simulations of a stochastic metapopulation model based on a comp...
The spread of a virus or the outbreak of an epidemic are natural examples of stochastic processes. C...
Epidemic modelling is imperative as it provides predictions that aid timely interventions during a d...
(a) A sample time series showing the evolution of S, I, R and V for a simulated epidemic with β = 0....
<p>The disease parameters are , . Results of simulations having initial infections chosen with proba...
(a) A network visualization of the Project 90 data set. The dashed lines are not exhaustive, but ill...
<p>Each point of the scatter plots corresponds to one pair (λ,δ), where λ is the infection probabili...
<p>For each network model, shown are the mean (with 95% confidence intervals) over 100 simulated net...
<p>(A) Final fraction of non-infected subjects as a function of the infective time and the infecti...
<p>Krapivsky-Redner, Romantic, and fully connected networks. Results for (A) time to the epidemic pe...
<p>For each network model, shown are the mean (with 95% confidence intervals) over 100 simulated net...
<p>For each network model, shown are the mean (with 95% confidence intervals) over 100 simulated net...
<p>For each network model, shown are the mean (with 95% confidence intervals) over 100 simulated net...
Master's thesis in Mathematics and PhysicsThe spread of a virus or the outbreak of an epidemic are n...
<p>For each empirical network we fit a number of network models. For each network model we simulate ...
<p>Calculation was performed on 300 simulations of a stochastic metapopulation model based on a comp...
The spread of a virus or the outbreak of an epidemic are natural examples of stochastic processes. C...
Epidemic modelling is imperative as it provides predictions that aid timely interventions during a d...
(a) A sample time series showing the evolution of S, I, R and V for a simulated epidemic with β = 0....
<p>The disease parameters are , . Results of simulations having initial infections chosen with proba...
(a) A network visualization of the Project 90 data set. The dashed lines are not exhaustive, but ill...
<p>Each point of the scatter plots corresponds to one pair (λ,δ), where λ is the infection probabili...