The left hand plot displays the probability of successful (immunity-boosting) exposure for a simulation with 120 time steps, two exposure events and 100 individuals. The right hand plot displays the immune histories for the same simulation. Exposure event one (top row) represents an infection event and exposure event two (bottom row) represents a vaccination event. NA indicates that an individual was not available to be exposed in that time period, usually because they were not yet born or entered the study population.</p
grantor: University of TorontoUsing epidemic simulations in randomly mixing and stratifie...
<p>The immune states and their transitions for infection and vaccine induced immunity. For individua...
From left to right, columns show increases from 0 to 0.01 to 0.10 of the probability that trainers a...
<p>A scatter plot showing the percentage number of times each individual was infected during the 150...
a) The simulation is executed without any control measure, and the number of infected individuals is...
<p>(A) Five stochastic simulations of Muizenberg Mathematical Fever outbreaks using transmission par...
<p>Panel A displays an artificial contact structure where each horizontal line represents an individ...
<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "The Basic Immune Simulator: An agent-based model ...
<p>Each plot is a comparison of the outcome of the runs starting with a particular immunity level to...
<p>Each plot shows the daily number of newly infected and symptomatic people from a single represent...
The left hand plot displays the true antibody kinetics for a simulation with 120 time steps, one bio...
<p>Dashed lines represent the median number of cases in simulations with vaccination, and the solid ...
<p>Black line with circles denote reported cases (e.g., in (a), in the form of square-root) and repo...
Simulation pairs varied with respect to the proportion of vaccine efficacy due to protection from in...
Simulation pairs varied with respect to the proportion of vaccine efficacy due to protection from in...
grantor: University of TorontoUsing epidemic simulations in randomly mixing and stratifie...
<p>The immune states and their transitions for infection and vaccine induced immunity. For individua...
From left to right, columns show increases from 0 to 0.01 to 0.10 of the probability that trainers a...
<p>A scatter plot showing the percentage number of times each individual was infected during the 150...
a) The simulation is executed without any control measure, and the number of infected individuals is...
<p>(A) Five stochastic simulations of Muizenberg Mathematical Fever outbreaks using transmission par...
<p>Panel A displays an artificial contact structure where each horizontal line represents an individ...
<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "The Basic Immune Simulator: An agent-based model ...
<p>Each plot is a comparison of the outcome of the runs starting with a particular immunity level to...
<p>Each plot shows the daily number of newly infected and symptomatic people from a single represent...
The left hand plot displays the true antibody kinetics for a simulation with 120 time steps, one bio...
<p>Dashed lines represent the median number of cases in simulations with vaccination, and the solid ...
<p>Black line with circles denote reported cases (e.g., in (a), in the form of square-root) and repo...
Simulation pairs varied with respect to the proportion of vaccine efficacy due to protection from in...
Simulation pairs varied with respect to the proportion of vaccine efficacy due to protection from in...
grantor: University of TorontoUsing epidemic simulations in randomly mixing and stratifie...
<p>The immune states and their transitions for infection and vaccine induced immunity. For individua...
From left to right, columns show increases from 0 to 0.01 to 0.10 of the probability that trainers a...