Fig 3.
Age- and cluster-weighted (A) prevalence estimates of infection and (B) prevalence of moderate- or heavy-intensity of infection. Weighted estimates account for the stratified sampling approach by age (stage 1) and cluster (stage 2). Cluster-specific age-weighted prevalences (Prcw) were calculated by taking sum of the age-specific prevalences (PrPSAC, PrSAC or Pradult) multiplied by the proportion (Prop) of that age group for each cluster among those 1+ years old (Prcw = PrPSAC*PropPSAC+PrSAC*PropSAC+PrAdult*PropAdult). The final age- and cluster-weighted prevalences (Prw) were calculated by taking the sum of the cluster-specific age-weighted prevalences multiplied by the proportion of the census population living in each cluster (Prw = Prc1w*Propc1+ Prc2w*Propc2 … Prc40w*Propc40). Error bars represent weighted Wilson 95% confidence intervals with design effect adjustment.