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Volume 10, Number 5, May 2004 Ring Vaccination and Smallpox ControlMirjam Kretzschmar,* Susan van den Hof,* Jacco Wallinga,* and Jan
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Figure 1. A, the transmission probability per contact by day of the infectious period; B, the probability distribution of the number of contacts with susceptible persons per day; C, the probability of remaining an undiagnosed, but infectious, case by day of the infectious period; and D, the mean (solid line) and the 2.5% and 97.5% percentiles (dotted lines) of the number of infected persons for 500 simulation runs for an epidemic without any intervention after the introduction of one index case at the beginning of this incubation period at t = 0. |
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