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. 2021 Jun 3;10(6):499. doi: 10.3390/biology10060499

Table A1.

Distributions of Homophily * and Heterogeneous ** Chains in Viral Transmission Networks by Prefecture.

Variable Class Hokkaido Kanagawa p-Value
(Total No. of Chains = 763) (Total No. of Chains = 659)
No. of Chains % No. of Chains %
Sex
Homophily Class Female: (0, 0) 185 24.25 165 25.04
Male: (1, 1) 194 25.43 152 23.07 0.59
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 384 50.33 342 51.90
Age
Homophily Class Age < 30: (1, 1) 26 3.41 89 13.51
30 ≤ Age < 60: (2, 2) 72 9.44 161 24.43
Age ≥ 60 (3, 3) 248 32.50 116 17.60 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 2), (2, 1), (1, 3), (3, 1), (2, 3) or (3, 2) 417 54.65 293 44.46
Asymptomatic Status
Homophily Class No: (0, 0) 277 36.30 563 85.43
Yes: (1, 1) 372 48.75 16 2.43 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 114 14.94 80 12.14
Fever
Homophily Class No: (0, 0) 433 56.75 63 9.56
Yes: (1, 1) 225 29.49 385 58.42 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 105 13.76 211 32.02
Headache
Homophily Class No: (0, 0) 683 89.52 491 74.51
Yes: (1, 1) 4 0.52 19 2.88 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 76 9.96 149 22.61
Body ache
Homophily Class No: (0, 0) 697 91.35 565 85.74
Yes: (1, 1) 9 1.18 7 1.06 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 57 7.47 87 13.20
Gastrointestinal
Homophily Class No: (0, 0) 716 93.84 485 73.60
Yes: (1, 1) 4 0.52 9 1.37 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 43 5.64 165 25.04
Mild/upper respiratory
Homophily Class No: (0, 0) 545 71.43 220 33.38
Yes: (1, 1) 70 9.17 151 22.91 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 148 19.40 288 43.70
Severe/lower respiratory
Homophily Class No: (0, 0) 543 71.17 265 40.21
Yes: (1, 1) 67 8.78 88 13.35 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 153 20.05 306 46.43
Sensory disruption
Homophily Class No: (0, 0) 678 88.86 485 73.60
Yes: (1, 1) 14 1.83 23 3.49 <0.001
Heterogeneous class Other: (1, 0) or (0, 1) 71 9.31 151 22.91

* Homophily chain refers to the situation where an infector and his/her infectee shares the same characteristics. ** Heterogeneous chain refers to the situation where an infector and his/her infectee have different characteristics.The chain number for each of the homophily classes is shown for Hokkaido and Kanagawa. The symptom homophily classes assessed were fever, headache, body ache, gastrointestinal issues (nausea and vomiting), upper respiratory involvement (cough, sneezing, rhinitis), lower respiratory involvement (dyspnea), and sensory disruption (anosmia and ageusia). We also assessed the number of homophily chains for age, sex, and asymptomatic status.