This is a really great paper but I thought there was a general move to network-based models anyway? I recall it coming up during quarantine policy discussions.

This is a really great paper but I thought there was a general move to network-based models anyway? I recall it coming up during quarantine policy discussions. Nice work though. It seems more practically evident to me now than early on. In my area, the returning growth seems driven by medium sized clusters that are scattered geographically and aren't the same as what you might have thought early on, in that it's not spreading evenly in densely populated areas.