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Data used for modelling the household transmission of infectious diseases, such as influenza, have inherent multilevel structures and correlated property, which make the widely used conventional infectious disease transmission models (including the Greenwood model and the Reed–Frost model) not directly applicable within the context of a household (due to the crowded domestic condition or socioeconomic...