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. 2016 Dec 8;11(12):e0167490. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0167490

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Fig 4 — The top of the figure displays three graphs: in each graph, the state of the system D (i.e., the total number of active symptoms; y-axis) is plotted over time (the x-axis). From left to right, the results are displayed for a weakly, medium and strongly connected network respectively. For the network with weak connections, we zoom in on one particular part of the graph in which spontaneous recovery is evident: there is a peak of symptom development and these symptoms spontaneously become deactivated (i.e., without any change to the parameters of the system) within a relatively short period of time.