Effect of super-spreaders on ranking methods.

<p>Effect of super-spreaders on the ranking methods CT, CT, CT, and RS based on (A) the frequency of secondary infections caused by index cases, (B) the effective reproduction number over time (), and (C) the number of infectious individuals over time. Each plot was generated from simulations...

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Main Author:	Soler Gabriela Bayolo (21011810) (author)
Other Authors:	Felipe Miraine Dávila (21011813) (author), Ghislaine Gayraud (21011816) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Cancer Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified xlink "> strategies varying infectiousness ). multiple factors ), fairly realistic agent enough tests available daily tests available daily basis ), daily available tests constant versus depending consider different scenarios population contact network entire contact network epidemic spreads rapidly 19 epidemic outbreak evaluate interventions based based model calibrated age since infection recently detected individuals ranking individuals according test allocation based contact tracing time contact tracing detected individuals epidemic spreading risk ranking simulations using preventive measures possible chains partial observation making tool key quantities infectious diseases getting infected g ., explicit formula crucial aspect centralised setup algorithms proposed achieve convergence
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Effect of super-spreaders on ranking methods.

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