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Implicit versus explicit control strategies in models for vector-borne disease epidemiology

2019-09-04

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Throughout the vector-borne disease modeling literature, there exist two general frameworks for incorporating vector management strategies (e.g. area-wide adulticide spraying and larval source reduction campaigns) into vector population models, namely, the “implicit” and “explicit” control frameworks. The more simplistic “implicit” framework facilitates derivation of mathematically rigorous results on disease supp...

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a7da4461-5d30-5745-8df3-11f168ba6fe1
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10.1101/753475
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