Figure 4. Final fitted relationship between PfPR0-5 and probability of a malaria-attributable fever (MAF) in the past two weeks.
(a) shows this relationship in children under five years of age, and (b) disaggregated into children under 2 years of age, and children aged 2–4 years. The probability of MAF in the past two weeks is greater for children under 2 years of age than for children above 2 years of age in areas with a PfPR0-5 higher than approximately 0.3. Median values of the posterior distribution are shown, with shaded 95% credible intervals.