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. 2020 Aug 12;8:153425–153435. doi: 10.1109/ACCESS.2020.3016016

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FIGURE 7. — The final size and the number of cumulative infectious subpopulations under different . Figures are under two kinds of different adaptive metapoplation networks, red circles for poisson degree distribution and blue triangles for power-law degree distribution. The left panel shows the final size versus , while the right panel is the number of cumulative infectious subpopulations. Parameter .

Inline graphic — The final size and the number of cumulative infectious subpopulations under different . Figures are under two kinds of different adaptive metapoplation networks, red circles for poisson degree distribution and blue triangles for power-law degree distribution. The left panel shows the final size versus , while the right panel is the number of cumulative infectious subpopulations. Parameter .