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English: SIR epidemic on the EGP-immunized artificial social network. I. In this video, an SIR epidemic spreads through the artificial Jin-Girvan-Newman social network after EGP immunization. The EGP immunization is based on the 475-node, 934-link network estimated over S = 100 SIR epidemics from the 1,000-node, 1,584-link network, using the algorithm described in the text, and a weight cutoff of wc = 7. Of the 934 estimated links, 738 are correct, giving an accuracy of 79.01%. The EGP procedure then identifies 67 separator nodes, and when these are removed, the immunized network has 1,359 links remaining.
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Source Video S3 from Hadidjojo J, Cheong S (2011). "Equal Graph Partitioning on Estimated Infection Network as an Effective Epidemic Mitigation Measure". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0022124. PMID 21799777. PMC: 3142118.
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