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. 2021 Jul 12;9:e11769. doi: 10.7717/peerj.11769

Table 1. Probability of infection given exposure, the asymptomatic ratio, and the probability of virus detection estimated from outbreak data (n = 434) in 2005–2019, Japan.

Year (p) Risk of infection (%) (s) Risk of asymptomatic infection (%) (q) Risk of virus-positive outcome (%)
2005 74.3 (67.2–80.7) 4.4 (1.4–9.9) 72.5 (64.1–80.0)
2006 64.7 (61.8–67.5) 15.9 (13.2–18.9) 79.8 (76.6–82.7)
2007 59.8 (56.0–63.5) 25.5 (21.3–30.1) 87.1 (83.1–90.4)
2008 68.9 (64.7–73.1) 15.7 (11.9–20.1) 82.4 (77.9–86.4)
2009 62.4 (57.3–67.4) 17.2 (12.5–22.8) 82.0 (76.3–86.8)
2010 65.6 (61.9–69.3) 18.7 (15.1–22.7) 88.0 (84.5–91.0)
2011 59.1 (55.2–62.9) 19.1 (15.1–23.5) 83.6 (79.4–87.4)
2012 61.4 (57.2–65.5) 18.7 (14.5–23.3) 83.6 (79.0–78.5)
2013 65.7 (60.5–70.6) 18.4 (13.7–23.9) 94.1 (90.2–96.9)
2014 59.0 (53.9–64.0) 16.6 (11.9–22.1) 91.1 (87.4–95.3)
2015 56.7 (50.8–62.6) 25.3 (18.8–32.8) 80.7 (73.5–86.8)
2016 71.8 (64.2–78.7) 24.3 (16.8–33.0) 92.0 (85.2–96.5)
2017 61.8 (53.2–70.1) 21.3 (13.1–31.5) 85.5 (76.0–92.5)
2018 68.3 (59.8–76.4) 22.2 (14.1–32.1) 81.8 (72.2–89.3)
2019 59.0 (51.9–65.9) 15.7 (9.7–23.4) 95.8 (90.5–98.7)

Note:

Numbers in parentheses represent 95% confidence intervals. All three parameters were assumed to vary every year.