Stochastic sampling effects favor manual over digital contact tracing
Contact tracing for a timely isolation of potentially infected individuals can be provided manually or via digital applications. Mancastroppa et al. show that in the combination of both procedures the manual tracing is dominant and allows for better detection of infection super-spreaders.
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Auteurs principaux: | Marco Mancastroppa, Claudio Castellano, Alessandro Vezzani, Raffaella Burioni |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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