epidemic.age.dist: calculates the age distribution in an epidemic setting using...
In sbfnk/dynmod: Dynamic models
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
calculates the age distribution in an epidemic setting using the iterative method
of Wallinga (2006)
Usage
1
2
epidemic.age.dist(contact.matrix, q, child.mixing = NA, immunity = 0,
final.size.start = 0.01, tol = 1e-05)
Arguments
contact.matrix:
social contact matrix
age.sizes:
sizes of (number of people in) the different age groups
q:
probability of transmission per contact
child.mixing:
first entry of contact matrix
immunity:
proportion immune before the epidemic
incidence.start:
starting value for inidence
tol:
tolerance for stopping the iteration
Value
A list composed of
z: final size in each age group
normalised.z: proportion of cases in each age group
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
calculates the age distribution in an epidemic setting using the iterative method of Wallinga (2006)
Usage
1 2 | epidemic.age.dist(contact.matrix, q, child.mixing = NA, immunity = 0,
final.size.start = 0.01, tol = 1e-05)
|
Arguments
contact.matrix: |
social contact matrix |
age.sizes: |
sizes of (number of people in) the different age groups |
q: |
probability of transmission per contact |
child.mixing: |
first entry of contact matrix |
immunity: |
proportion immune before the epidemic |
incidence.start: |
starting value for inidence |
tol: |
tolerance for stopping the iteration |
Value
A list composed of z: final size in each age group normalised.z: proportion of cases in each age group
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