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. 2020 Jul 28;328:108434. doi: 10.1016/j.mbs.2020.108434

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Fig. 2 — Flexible movement policy with potential newly infected agents considering different distancing rules and population sizes. Each panel presents the distribution of the number of potential newly infected agents and the percentage of case repetition for populations of 15 (red) 20 (green) 30 (yellow) and 50 (blue) uninfected agents and three cashiers. (A–E) The distancing rules are indicated on top of panels. Each distribution case reports the results of 1000 simulation. (F) The total of the potential newly infected agents for each case of population size and distancing rules.