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Table 5 Parameters of high sensitivity (greater than 5%) across all models

From: A comparison of five malaria transmission models: benchmark tests and implications for disease control

  Ross MacDonald Anderson/May McKenzie Chitnis
P(1,1)     h(5)* ψ m (8)*
P(1,2)     h(5)*, DH(5)* ψ m (8)*
P(1,3)     h(5)*, DH(16)* ψ m (8)*
P(2,1)   μ2(6)*, a(5)* μ2(6)*, a(6)* h(6)*, I M(5), μ1m(20), γ h (12-14)
     WN(5-7), DH(5)* μ2m(12-14), σ m (10)
     d(15)*, f1(15)* ψ m (7)*, Λ h (6)*
      ψ h (6), δ h (5-6),
      μ1h(5), ν h (5), ρ h (5)*
P(2,2) a(6)*, a (7-8), μ2(8)*, c(5)* a (8-9), μ2(5-9), DH(11-44), I M(5),  
    c (6)*, r(5)* h(6)*, WN(5-7),  
     f1(15)*, d(15)* Same as above
P(2,3) a(6-8), c(5)*, a(10-12), μ2(7-10), a (8-9), μ2(5-9), DH(11-34), IM(5),  
  μ2(5)* c(7)*, r(6)*, b(6)* c(6)*, r(5)*, b(5-7) h(6)*, WN(5-7),  
     f1(15)*, d(15)* Same as above
P(3,1)    μ2(5)* h(9)*, WN(5-9), I M(5) ψ m (12)*
     f1(15)*, d(15)*  
P(3,2)    μ2(5)* h(9)*, WN(5-9), I M(5) ψ m (12)*
     f1(15)*, d(15)*, D H(88)*  
P(3,3)    μ2(5)*, r(5)* h(9)*, WN(5-9), I M(5) ψ m (12)*
     f1(15)*, d(15)*, D H(89)*  
  1. Key: P(i,j) means parameter set i and initial conditions j. An asterisk indicates a parameter to which only one of i h ∗ , i m ∗ was sensitive and change in the other was negligible. Numbers in parentheses indicate the largest (approximate) percent change in magnitude (in either i h ∗ or i m ∗ ) resulting from a 5% change in corresponding parameter value.
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