Household-level risk factors for Aedes aegypti pupal density in Guayaquil, Ecuador

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Table 2 Variables included in models with the smallest (best) AICc values

Model	df	LogLik	ΔAICc	Error
Canopy use + large solid service + unemployment + water volume + precipitation₀ + precipitation₂ + large solid service * precipitation₂	9	−2075.162	0	10.08
Canopy use + water interruption + large solid service + unemployment + water volume + precipitation₀ + precipitation₂ + water interruption * precipitation₀ + large solid service * precipitation₂	11	−2073.210	0.2374	10.12
Canopy use + large solid service + unemployment + water volume + precipitation₂ + large solid service * precipitation₂	8	−2076.444	0.5036	10.10
Biolarvicide + canopy use + large solid service + unemployment + water volume + precipitation₀ + precipitation₂ + large solid service * precipitation₂	10	−2074.407	0.5566	10.09
Biolarvicide + canopy use + water interruption + large solid service + unemployment + water volume + precipitation₀ + precipitation₂ + water interruption * precipitation₀ + large solid service * precipitation₂	12	−2072.431	0.7603	10.13

Only models that lie within a ∆AICc of 1 of the smallest AICc value are shown. The response variable was the total number of household Ae. aegypti pupae over the total number of household breeding sites. Error indicates the cross-validation prediction error off of the mean pupal index of 11.08. Precipitation₀ indicates rainfall from the week of sampling and precipitation₂ indicates rainfall with 2-week lag (i.e., 2 weeks before sampling)

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