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Epidemicity indices and reproduction numbers from infectious disease data in connected human populations

2024-02-23

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We focus on distinctive data-driven measures of the fate of ongoing epidemics. The relevance of our pursuit is suggested by recent results proving that the short-term temporal evolution of infection spread is described by an epidemicity index related to the maximum instantaneous growth rate of new infections, echoing concepts and tools developed to study the reactivity of ecosystems. Suitable epidemicity indices c...

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57326f70-339b-56fb-b744-90ac7875ae87
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10.1101/2024.02.22.24303216
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