Titlebook: Epidemics; Models and Data Usin Ottar N. Bjørnstad Book 2023Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Akademisierung der Erzieherinnenausbildung?rogeneities from superspreading events during the 2003 SARS outbreak. Woolhouse et al. (.) suggested a 80/20 rule-of-thumb: for many infections a core of 20% of infected accounts for 80% of onwards transmission.

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Spatial and Spatiotemporal Patternse the economic and public health burden because the resulting regionalized outbreaks can overwhelm logistical capabilities as was evident in the early part of the 2013–2014 West AfricanEbolaoutbreak and the 2020–2021SARS-CoV-2pandemic.

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Parasitoidsmpler of how infectious disease processes in space and time generally lead to autocorrelated data that breach the classic statistical adage of “identically distributed, independent data” but for which a battery of modern methods can provide correct inference and additional insights.

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SIRng epidemics and pandemics as well as several important time series methods for characterizing and understanding temporal recurrence patterns of infection. The last two chapters explore how ideas from dynamical systems theory can help explain several very curious aspects of the waxing and waning of infection through time.

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Stochasticspublic health data, in contrast, tracks incidence—the number of new cases in any given time interval. We thus need to do something more than trying to match simulated prevalence with observed incidence. We therefore start with a toy example in which the simulated data actually represents prevalence.