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. 2011 Aug 16;6(8):e23176. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0023176

Table 3. Contact matrices between classes.

1st A 1st B 2nd A 2nd B 3rd A 3rd B 4th A 4th B 5th A 5th B teachers
1st A 2242.3 582.7 315.3 340.0 260.7 126.3 30.3 61.3 20.0 37.0 61.7
1st B 582.7 5611.0 234.3 367.0 119.3 83.7 271.0 84.3 197.0 169.0 459.7
2nd A 315.3 234.3 3055.3 1068.3 339.3 219.0 30.0 19.3 25.66 11.7 331.7
2nd B 340.0 367.0 1068.3 3723.0 365.7 179.7 53.3 16.0 14.66 20.0 247.3
3rd A 260.67 119.3 339.3 365.7 2839.7 1105.3 29.7 75.3 40.33 30.0 201.7
3rd B 126.3 83.67 219.0 179.7 1105.3 3436.3 117.7 85.7 56.0 85.0 147.3
4th A 30.3 271.0 30.0 53.3 29.67 117.7 2421.7 439.3 163.0 373.0 179.7
4th B 61.3 84.3 19.3 16.0 75.3 85.7 439.3 1600.0 46.0 207.3 68.3
5th A 20.0 197.0 25.7 14.7 40.3 56.0 163.0 46.0 2671.0 966.7 188.3
5th B 37.0 169.0 11.7 20.0 30.0 85.0 163.0 207.3 966.66 2752.7 134.7
teachers 61.67 459.67 331.7 247.3 201.67 147.3 179.7 68.3 188.33 134.7 65.0

The matrix entry for row A and column B gives the cumulated duration Inline graphic (in minutes) of the contacts measured between all individuals of classes A and B over the two days of data collection.