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Contrary to what you might think, there are a plethora of models out there, with all sorts of likelihood functions and all. See #10.
All epidemic models that have an R0 that can be written as a Gamma ratio are interesting in principle. Notice that if, say, R0 = mu/(nu + gamma), that's interesting, because the sum of two Gamma r.v.s is Gamma, and hence this would qualify.
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Contrary to what you might think, there are a plethora of models out there, with all sorts of likelihood functions and all. See #10.
All epidemic models that have an R0 that can be written as a Gamma ratio are interesting in principle. Notice that if, say,
R0 = mu/(nu + gamma)
, that's interesting, because the sum of two Gamma r.v.s is Gamma, and hence this would qualify.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: