Probability of final outbreak size with offspring distribution parameters switched after generation one
Source:R/pFinalSizeSwitch1.R
pFinalSizeSwitch1.Rd
pFinalSizeSwitch1 is the probability that n initial cases lead to an extinguished outbreak of total size j after any number of transmission generations (j includes the n initial cases)
Arguments
- n
Number of initial cases in generation 0
- j
Total outbreak size (>= n).
- R0
Mean of negative binomial offspring distribution from generation one
- k0
Dispersion of negative binomial offspring distribution from generation one
- Rc
Mean of negative binomial offspring distribution from generation two on
- kc
Dispersion of negative binomial offspring distribution from generation two on
Examples
#With 5 initial cases, the probability that the final outbreak size is 5 to 20
#(including the initial 5):
pFinalSizeSwitch1(n=5, j=5:20, R0=2, k0=0.1, Rc=0.2, kc=0.1)
#> Warning: numerical expression has 16 elements: only the first used
#> Warning: numerical expression has 16 elements: only the first used
#> [1] 0.2182179 NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN
#> [8] NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN
#> [15] NaN NaN