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. 2012 Jan 23;7(1):e29219. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0029219

Table 1. Variables in the influenza virus – bacterial co-infection model.

Variables Definition
X Number of people susceptible to both influenza virus and bacteria
YFA Number of people with asymptomatic influenza infection but not colonized with bacteria
YFS Number of people with symptomatic influenza infections but not colonized with bacteria
ZF Number of people have recovered from influenza infection
YB Number of people colonized with bacteria and susceptible to influenza virus
YBFA Number of co-infected people who are colonized with bacteria first then acquire asymptomatic influenza infection
YBFS Number of co-infected people who are colonized with bacteria first then acquire symptomatic influenza infection
YFAB Number of co-infected people who are asymptomatically infected with influenza first and then acquire bacterial colonization
YFSB Number of co-infected people who are symptomatically infected with influenza first and then acquire bacterial colonization
YP Number of people who develop secondary bacterial pneumonia
ZFYB Number of people who have recovered from influenza infection but are still colonized with bacteria.
N Total number of population