Fig. 2
![Fig. 2](http://media.springernature.com/full/springer-static/image/art%3A10.1186%2Fs12967-017-1269-6/MediaObjects/12967_2017_1269_Fig2_HTML.gif)
2007–2008 seasonal influenza A/H1N1 epidemic simulations. The model generated a simulated epidemic curve for each combination of R 0max and R 0min. The combinations 1 through 9 presented in the figure, in the form of (R 0max, R 0min), were (1.65, 1.40), (1.65, 1.20), (1.65, 1.30), (1.45, 1.40), (1.45, 1.20), (1.45, 1.30), (1.55, 1.40), (1.55, 1.20), and (1.55, 1.30). The combination 9 simulated the observed weekly A/H1N1 IVIR curve (A/H1N1, shown in black) best and was 96.83% positively correlated. Against the time horizon, the proportion of the total population being infective was plotted on the left vertical axis and the weekly A/H1N1 IVIR on the right