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Table 1.

Entomological and epidemiological datasets used to estimate the probability of T. cruzi transmission from vector to human (T) per contact with infected vector.

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Table 2.

Entomological datasets used to predict human prevalence.

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Figure 1.

Maximum likelihood estimate of the probability of transmission of T. cruzi.

(A) profile likelihood, maximum likelihood estimate (MLE) of the probability of transmission T, and its 95% maximum likelihood confidence interval (MLCI). (B) Distribution of the MLE of T obtained from the sensitivity analyses (1000 replications). Grey and black horizontal bars on the top of the figure represent the 95% MLCI (with the grey dot corresponding to the MLE) and the interval including 95% of the MLE estimates obtained from the sensitivity analysis.

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Figure 2.

Sensitivity analyses of the probability of transmission of T. cruzi.

Each panel gives the distribution of point estimates of T obtained from the sensitivity analyses (1000 replications). Panels A, B and C correspond to datasets 2, 3 and 4, respectively, while panels D, E and F correspond to each of the three villages included in dataset 5. Black bars represent the interval including 95% of the point estimates obtained from the sensitivity analysis. The grey dots and bars represent the maximum likelihood estimate (MLE) and 95% maximum likelihood confidence interval (MLCI) obtained from the dataset 1 for comparison (see Figure 1).

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Table 3.

Predictions of human prevalence from basic entomological data and the probability of T. cruzi transmission.

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