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@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ The key parameters affecting the transition between states are:
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+ $\rho^E$, the mean preinfectious period,
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+ $p_{hosp}$ the probability of being transferred to the hospitalised compartment.
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**Note: the functional relationship between the preinfectious period ($\rho^E$) and the transition rate between exposed and infectious ($\gamma^E$) is $\rho^E = k^E/\gamma^E$ where $k^E$ is the shape of the Erlang distribution. Similarly for the infectious period $\rho^I = k^I/\gamma^I$. For more detail on the stochastic model formulation refer to the section on [Discrete-time Ebola virus disease model](https://epiverse-trace.github.io/epidemics/articles/model_ebola.html#details-discrete-time-ebola-virus-disease-model) in the "Modelling responses to a stochastic Ebola virus epidemic" vignette.**
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**Note:** the functional relationship between the preinfectious period ($\rho^E$) and the transition rate between exposed and infectious ($\gamma^E$) is $\rho^E = k^E/\gamma^E$ where $k^E$ is the shape of the Erlang distribution. Similarly for the infectious period $\rho^I = k^I/\gamma^I$. For more detail on the stochastic model formulation refer to the section on [Discrete-time Ebola virus disease model](https://epiverse-trace.github.io/epidemics/articles/model_ebola.html#details-discrete-time-ebola-virus-disease-model) in the "Modelling responses to a stochastic Ebola virus epidemic" vignette.
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