heterogeneousSIR_Gillespie: Possible states and their respective logical representations....
In JMacDonaldPhD/Epidemics: Inference For Epidemics (one line, title case)
View source: R/simplified_gillespies.R
Description
Possible states and their respective
logical representations.
Summarise in matrix
Initial state of each individual
Initial state of epidemic at population level
Possible Events
Summarise in a matrix
event table
Waiting Time
Which event happens?
event = sample(c(1,2), size = 1, prob = c(infectionRate, removalRate))
To who?
Construct rate vector
Update Population State
Update Individual State
Record event
Usage
1
heterogeneousSIR_Gillespie(initialState, beta, gamma, kernel)
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View source: R/simplified_gillespies.R
Description
Possible states and their respective logical representations. Summarise in matrix Initial state of each individual Initial state of epidemic at population level Possible Events Summarise in a matrix event table Waiting Time Which event happens? event = sample(c(1,2), size = 1, prob = c(infectionRate, removalRate)) To who? Construct rate vector Update Population State Update Individual State Record event
Usage
1 | heterogeneousSIR_Gillespie(initialState, beta, gamma, kernel)
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