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contact-tracing-analytics
Analyzing contact tracing data — network reconstruction, transmission chains, and evaluating tracing performance.
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## Overview
contact-tracing-analytics covers the quantitative side of contact tracing: reconstructing
transmission networks from case-contact data, estimating key parameters (secondary attack rates,
serial intervals), identifying superspreading, and evaluating whether tracing programs actually
work. It bridges field epidemiology and network science.
## When to use
- Analyzing case-contact datasets: completeness, timeliness, yield.
- Estimating secondary attack rates by setting and contact type.
- Reconstructing transmission chains and networks.
- Identifying superspreading events and high-risk settings.
- Evaluating tracing performance: speed, coverage, forward vs backward tracing.