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Model of the probability of microorganism infection of juvenile under independence hypothesis.
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posted on 2013-06-20, 01:49 authored by Elise Vaumourin, Patrick Gasqui, Jean-Philippe Buffet, Jean-Louis Chapuis, Benoît Pisanu, Elisabeth Ferquel, Muriel Vayssier-Taussat, Gwenaël Vourc’hindicates state of non-infection with microorganism 1 and infected state with microorganism 1. It is the same for the microorganism 2. The probability of being infected with microorganism 1 (respectively 2) was defined with (respectively ). We assume the independence assumption of two microorganisms, the absence of vertical and direct transmission absence ( is initial state: free of any infection), the persistence of infection and the asymptomatic character of pathogens for reservoir host.
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Population biologyepidemiologyInfectious disease epidemiologyPopulation modelingProbability theoryProbability distributionstatisticsStatistical methodsInfectious diseasesBacterial diseasesbartonellosisBorrelia infectionInfectious disease modelingVectors and hostsZoonosesAnimal typeswildlifeprobabilitymicroorganismjuvenile
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