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. 2023 Mar 24;228(9):1189–1197. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiad076

Table 1.

Median and 95% Confidence Interval of Efficiency Metrics for 3 Control Strategies on 2 Empirical Social Contact Networks From Rural Madagascar

Efficiency Metric Testing Capacity, % Mandena Network Sarahandrano Network
Random Testing Targeted Testing, Known Targeted Testing,
Proxy
Random Testing Targeted
Testing,
Known
Targeted Testing, Proxy
Epidemic duration 0 44
(13–67)
44
(13–67)
44
(13–67)
57
(19–85)
57
(19–85)
57
(19–85)
25 46
(11–73)
40
(10.75–71)
42
(11–71)
64
(11–116)
59
(11–106)
59.5
(11–103)
100 48
(11–88)
34
(11–71)
35
(11–69)
58
(39–91)
57
(16–89)
56
(11–102)
Infections per capita 0 0.82
(.03–.87)
0.82
(.03–.87)
0.82
(.03–.87)
0.86
(.02–.9)
0.86
(.02–.9)
0.86
(.02–.9)
25 0.73
(.02–.87)
0.41
(.02–.78)
0.49
(.02–.82)
0.65
(.01–.83)
0.45
(.01–.75)
0.51
(.01–.78)
100 0.49
(.02–.69)
0.22
(.02–.57)
0.22
(.02–.55)
0.5
(.01–.71)
0.37
(.01–.62)
0.37
(.01–.64)
Tests per capita 25 0.28
(0–.45)
0.20
(.01–.32)
0.22
(.01–.34)
0.35
(.01–.51)
0.26
(0–.4)
0.28
(0–.41)
100 0.42
(.02–.64)
0.15
(.01–.39)
0.15
(.01–.38)
0.38
(.01–.56)
0.25
(0–.42)
0.25
(0–.43)

Represents median and confidence intervals from 1000 simulations. Testing capacity corresponds to monthly testing capacity, with 100% equal to the ability to test the full population monthly. Note that efficiency at 0% testing capacity is the same for all strategies because it represents the control strategy of no testing.