S7. Fitting Cumberland's data with model instances from the alternative parameterisation from Anchoring the mean generation time in the SEIR to mitigate biases in ℜ<sub>0</sub> estimates due to uncertainty in the distribution of the epidemiological delays
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In this appendix, we illustrate the procedure to infer the basic reproduction number (ℜ<sub>0</sub>) of influenza during the second wave of the 1918 pandemic in Cumberland (Maryland). Specifically, we fit four model candidates from the alternative parameterisation to incidence data. The inference process yields almost identical ℜ<sub>0</sub> estimates, regardless of the infectious period distribution. Furthermore, we compare the results of the alternative parameterisation to those of the traditional one.
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2023-07-21
