Relative importance (RI), odds ratio (OR) and relative abundance (RA) for each variable regarding domestic infestation (logistic regression) and abundance of <i>T. infestans</i> (negative binomial regression) of all houses in the area (n = 386) and a subset with complete data for 12 variables (n = 274).

a domestic infestation was determined by the finding of at least one live bug by any of the bug collection methods used (i.e., timed-manual searches, during insecticide spraying operations, and householders’ bug collections). b bug abundance was calculated as the number of live bugs collected per 15 min-person among houses positive by timed-manual searches. c rescaled such that 1 unit is equal to 50 meters. d sleeping or nesting indoors. e total number of livestock (cows, pigs, goats, poultry) the household owns in terms of goat biomass. Rescaled such that 1 unit is equal to 10 goat-equivalents. f. number of residents per sleeping quarter. g mean number of schooling years of household members aged >15 years old. Rescaled such that 1 unit is equal to 6 years of schooling. Variables with high and moderate RI are shown in bold. The number of sleeping quarters and educational level were recorded in 2012. Relative importance (RI), odds ratio (OR) and relative abundance (RA) for each variable regarding domestic infestation (logistic regression) and abundance of T. infestans (negative binomial regression) of all houses in the area (n = 386) and a subset with complete data for 12 variables (n = 274).