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Network assessment and modeling the management of an epidemic on a college campus with testing, contact tracing, and masking

2021-04-09

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There remains a great challenge to minimize the spread of epidemics. This may be particularly true on densely populated, residential college campuses. To construct class and residential networks I used data from a four-year, residential liberal arts college with 5539 students. Equal-sized random networks also were created for each day. Different levels of compliance with mask use (none to 100%), mask efficacy (50%...

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2d5cb8ed-8246-54ca-a9a4-6d58c464136b
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10.1101/2021.04.06.21255015
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