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Network structure induced bias in estimates of intrinsic generation times
2025-05-16
infectious diseases
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The reproduction number is a critical measure of the severity of an infectious disease epidemic. The generation interval, defined as the time taken by an infector to create another infection from its time of infection, is crucial for estimating the basic reproduction number. However, the generation intervals observed, realised generation intervals, change over time depending on the dynamics of the epidemic. These time varying distributions are well understood for homogeneous populations, and ca...
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