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PERCOVID: A Model to Describe COVID Percolation on a Network of Social Relationships

2021-09-01

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We develop a site-bond percolation model, called PERCOVID , in order to describe the time evolution of COVID epidemics and more generally all epidemics propagating through respiratory tract in human populations. This model is based on a network of social relationships representing interconnected households experiencing governmental non-pharmaceutical interventions. The model successfully accounts for the COVID-19...

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4a0f1f88-28d8-5580-b7e8-a7d605220b88
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10.1101/2021.08.31.21262909
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