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. 2004 Dec 16;101(52):18246–18250. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0405682101

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

Representation of processes in the contact network model. (A) Infection. Infected hosts (I) can infect susceptible (S) neighbors with infection rate β. The total probability of infection is 1 – eiβΔt, where i is the number of infected neighbors. (B) Acquisition of resistance. Hosts are infectious for a fixed period τI, after which they become resistant (R). (C) Loss of resistance. After a fixed period τR, resistant hosts once again become susceptible.