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Spatial effects of two-stage contagion: a Cellular Automata model
This paper investigates the impact of spatial factors on epidemic dynamics using a two-stage contagion model with two possible outcomes, whose probability of occurrence depends of a parameter q∈[0,1]. The model considers direct contagion (q=1), where contact with an ill individual causes a susceptib
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