Table 4.

The impacts of getting vaccinated against influenza on the cumulative number of confirmed cases and the cumulative number of cross-infected cases with respect to $r_c$.

Vaccination coverage rate	Cumulative number of confirmed cases			Cumulative number of cross-infected cases
	$r_c=0.1\ast r_c^0$	$r_c=0.5\ast r_c^0$	$r_c=r_c^0$	$r_c=0.1\ast r_c^0$	$r_c=0.5\ast r_c^0$	$r_c=r_c^0$
0	$7.907\times 10^5$	$1.798\times 10^5$	$8.302\times 10^4$	$2.013\times 10^4$	$8.363\times 10^3$	$3.983\times 10^3$
$30\text{\%}$	$7.062\times 10^5$	$1.632\times 10^5$	$7.644\times 10^4$	$1.314\times 10^4$	$5.222\times 10^3$	$2.460\times 10^3$
	(−10.7%)	(−9.2%)	(−7.9%)	(−34.7%)	(−37.6%)	(−38.2%)
$60\text{\%}$	$6.249\times 10^5$	$1.472\times 10^5$	$7.010\times 10^4$	$6.927\times 10^3$	$2.641\times 10^3$	$1.235\times 10^3$
	(−21.0%)	(−18.1%)	(−15.6%)	(−65.6%)	(−68.4%)	(−69.0%)
$90\text{\%}$	$5.468\times 10^5$	$1.317\times 10^5$	$6.393\times 10^4$	$1.616\times 10^3$	601.2	283.0
	(−30.8%)	(−26.8%)	(−23.0%)	(−92.0%)	(−92.8%)	(−92.9%)

Here $r_c^0$ is the estimated value of $r_c$.