Fig. 3From: Stochastic lattice-based modelling of malaria dynamics(Adapted from Chitnis et al. [10])Schematic representation of malaria transmission. The model divides the human population into four classes: susceptible, \(S_h\); exposed, \(E_h\); infectious, \(I_h\); and recovered (immune), \(R_h\). Vector population is divided into three classes: susceptible, \(S_v\); exposed, \(E_v\); and infectious, \(I_v\). Both species follow a logistic population model, with humans having additional immigration and disease-induced death. Birth, death, and migration into and out of the population are not shown in the figureBack to article page