epidemia-package: Flexible Epidemic Modeling with epidemia
In epidemia: Modeling of Epidemics using Hierarchical Bayesian Models
Description
The epidemia package allows researchers to flexibly
specify and fit Bayesian epidemiological models in the style of
\insertCiteFlaxman2020;textualepidemia. The
package leverages R's formula interface to parameterize the reproduction rate
in terms of covariates, and allows pooling of parameters.
The design of the package has been inspired by, and borrowed from, the rstanarm
package \insertCitegoodrich_2020epidemia.
epidemia uses rstan \insertCiterstan_2020epidemia as the backend for fitting the models.
The primary model fitting function in epidemia is epim.
References
\insertAllCited()
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Description
The epidemia package allows researchers to flexibly
specify and fit Bayesian epidemiological models in the style of
\insertCiteFlaxman2020;textualepidemia. The
package leverages R's formula interface to parameterize the reproduction rate
in terms of covariates, and allows pooling of parameters.
The design of the package has been inspired by, and borrowed from, the rstanarm
package \insertCitegoodrich_2020epidemia.
epidemia uses rstan \insertCiterstan_2020epidemia as the backend for fitting the models.
The primary model fitting function in epidemia is epim.
References
\insertAllCited()
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