Table 1. Main notations for the observations and the model.
Designation (unit) [reference value] | |
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Observed variables | |
Variant sequence counts in virus population p at sampling time td (seq a) | |
Variant frequencies in virus population p at sampling time td (no unit) | |
State variables | |
Theoretical variant frequencies in virus population p at time t of a Wright-Fisher model (no unit) | |
Parameters of interest | |
Variant relative intrinsic rates of increase (generation−1) a | |
Successive virus effective population sizes (individuals) b | |
Fixed parameters | |
λinoc | Vector of variant frequencies in the virus inoculum (no unit) |
T | Vector of measurement dates (day) [(0, 6, 10, 14, 20, 27, 34)] |
Additional notations | |
Ne = (Ne(1), …, Ne(34)) | Vector of virus effective population sizes (piecewise constant function of ηe) |
Harmonic mean of virus effective population sizes at sampling time td | |
Standard deviation of the frequencies of virus variant i at sampling time td over the virus populations p | |
Vector of variant frequencies at time t for an infinite size Wright-Fisher model |
a The abbreviation “seq” is the number of sequences representing the virus population or a given variant in this population.
b The mean intrinsic rate of increase of all virus variants is one.
c With the full model , in the inoculated organ for t ∈ [1, 6], at the onset of systemic infection for t ∈ [7, 10], for t ∈ [11, 14] and for t ∈ [15, 34].