Description Author(s) Examples
This dataset is a fake dataset containing information on an outbreak
amongst 418 individuals. It contains an obkData object called
ToyOutbreak.
ToyOutbreak@individuals is a data.frame containing:
the ID of each individual, stored in the row names of the data.frame
infector, the ID of the infector of each individual
DateInfected, the date at which each individual was infected
Sex, the sex of each individual
Age, the age of each individual
lat, the latitute corresponding to each individual
lon, the longitude corresponding to each individual
ToyOutbreak@records is a list containing one data.frame called Fever containing:
individualID, the ID of each individual,
date, the date at which temperature was measured in each individual,
temperature, the temperature measured in each individual.
ToyOutbreak@contacts is an obkContacts object describing
the contacts inferred from the first four days of the epidemic tree
(it is inferred that a contact occurred between each case and his/her
infector within the day preceding infection).
ToyOutbreak@dna is an obkSequences object storing
simulated DNA sequences (for 2 genes, gene1 and gene2).
ToyOutbreak@tree is a multiphylo object storing one
phylogenetic tree derived from the concatenated genes.
Anne Cori, Lulla Opatowski
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 | ## Load data ##
data(ToyOutbreak)
## Overview of the dataset ##
summary(ToyOutbreak)
## Plotting the dynamic contact network ##
par(mfrow=c(2,2))
plot(get.contacts(ToyOutbreak),main="Contact network - days 0-3",
displaylabels=TRUE)
plot(get.contacts(ToyOutbreak, from=0, to=1.1),
main="Contact network - days 0-1", displaylabels=TRUE)
plot(get.contacts(ToyOutbreak, from=2, to=2.1),
main="Contact network - day 2", displaylabels=TRUE)
plot(get.contacts(ToyOutbreak, from=3, to=3.1),
main="Contact network - day 3", displaylabels=TRUE)
## Not run:
## Mapping the outbreak (by sex) ##
plot(ToyOutbreak,'geo',location=c('lon','lat'), zoom=13,
colorBy='Sex')
## End(Not run)
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