Table 2 Value of the parameters used in the simulations. The last three parameters, namely \(q_a\), \(q_c\), and V, vary across the simulations and their values are explicitly reported when presenting the results
| Â | Meaning | Value |
|---|---|---|
k | Number of families | 50,000 |
\(n_s\) | Children in each family with children | Zero-truncated Poisson r.v., mean 1.79 |
\(n_a\) | Adults in each family with no children | One-truncated Poisson r.v., mean 2.41 |
\(n_c\) | children in each class | 24 |
\(a_i\) | Activity of node i | [0.1, 1], power law r.v., exponent \(-2.09\) |
\(m_a\) | Interactions of active adults | 13 |
\(m_c\) | Interactions of active children | 7 |
\({\bar{\lambda }}\) | Per-contact infection probability (S I) | 0.040 |
\(\lambda _a\) | Adult per-contact infection probability (S II) | 0.047 (95% CI [0.040,0.053]) |
\(\lambda _c\) | Children per-contact infection probability (S II) | 0.029 (95% CI [0.020, 0.040]) |
\({\bar{\lambda }}_{\alpha }\) | Per-contact infection probability (S III) | 0.067 (95% CI [0.057,0.076]) |
\(\nu\) | Probability of becoming infectious | 0.1447 |
\(\mu\) | Recovery probability | 0.1813 |
\(q_a\) | Adults detection rate | – |
\(q_c\) | Children detection rate | – |
V | Population vaccinated | – |