Research Article

The Effect of Partial and Temporary Vaccination on African Swine Fever Eradication Rates

Table 2

Estimates of the regression coefficients derived from a multinomial regression model, in which the year of ASF eradication was used as response variable and a set of ecological, management-related, and epidemiological parameters as predictors.

ParameterLevelEstimateSEP-value

Vaccination effortYear 13.990.06<0.01
Year 23.180.06<0.01
Year 31.920.08<0.01

Vaccine efficacyYear 11.660.04<0.01
Year 20.800.03<0.01
Year 30.230.05<0.01

No. of sessionsYear 1−1.240.04<0.01
Year 2−0.440.03<0.01
Year 3−0.420.04<0.01

Duration of immunityYear 10.550.03<0.01
Year 20.540.03<0.01
Year 30.570.04<0.01

Hunting rateYear 10.440.03<0.01
Year 20.340.03<0.01
Year 30.230.04<0.01

Carcass removal rateYear 10.410.03<0.01
Year 20.210.03<0.01
Year 30.090.040.02

Wild boar densityYear 1−0.420.030.03
Year 2−0.380.020.02
Year 3−0.270.030.04

All variables were standardized, so that the regression coefficients are comparable and shown in order of importance.