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This repository contains the main paper accompanying sid, an epidemiological model.

The current published version is available as an arXiv preprint. Please cite it with

@misc{Gabler2021,
      title={
        The Effectiveness of Strategies to Contain SARS-CoV-2: Testing,
        Vaccinations, and NPIs
      },
      author={
        Janoś Gabler and Tobias Raabe and Klara Röhrl
        and Hans-Martin von Gaudecker
      },
      year={2021},
      eprint={2106.11129},
      archivePrefix={arXiv},
      primaryClass={q-bio.PE}
}

Versions

  • v1 - 2020-11-25

    The first version of the paper was published to accompany Dorn et al. (2020).

  • v2 - 2020-12-20

    The second version of the paper was published to accompany Gabler, Raabe, Röhrl, von Gaudecker (2020).

  • v3 - 2021-02-09

    An updated version for the CRC Discussion Series.

  • v4 - 2021-06-22

    The fourth version in this repository corresponds to the second version of the pre-print published on arXiv.

Related publications

Here is a list of related publications.

Development

Here are some useful things to know.

  • Uncomment the following line in paper/preamble.tex to remove all comments from the compiled paper.

    % \PassOptionsToPackage{final}{changes}
  • Register yourself as a commentator with your own color in paper/preamble.tex as seen here:

    \definechangesauthor[name={Tobias}, color=alizarin]{T}

    Then, comment or propose a replacement or deletion with

    \comment[id=T]{<some-comment>}
    \delete[id=T]{<comment>}{<to-be-deleted>}
    \replaced[id=T]{<comment>}{<to-be-replaced>}

Notes for Updating the arXiv Version

  1. Compile the document without comments, i.e. with \PassOptionsToPackage{final}{changes}.

  2. Save the resulting paper.bbl file in the src folder where paper.tex is.

  3. zip the src folder and upload it to archive.

If the run on arxive fails, the most likely culprits are:

  • it used tex and not pdflatex in the command -> put \pdfoutput=1 as first line of paper.tex

  • everything before \begin{document} must be in the main paper without input statements.