Table 3.
The Simulation Result When R 0 = 2, 3 and 4 in Scenario 1
Scenarios |
|
Simulated herd immunity | Classical herd immunity | Durations | |
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%, median [1st, 3rd quartile] * | %, 1‐1/ | Days, median [1st, 3rd quartile] * | |||
Scenario 1 | 2 | 50.23 [49.67, 50.70] | 50.00 | 150 [132, 170] | |
Scenario 1 | 3 | 66.11 [65.70, 66.58] | 66.67 | 128 [120, 143] | |
Scenario 1 | 4 | 74.69 [74.30, 75.25] | 75.00 | 127 [115, 139] |
Note. Scenario 1 simulates a completely natural transmission without any intervention measures, assuming that all agents are equally susceptible, and equally infectious. Sensitivity analysis are implemented under different assumptions. Each hypothesis ran 100 simulations to balance the stochastic effect. The median and quartiles values of 100 simulations were included.