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The InfectionSeries models are an evolution of the sequence described in this video (and 2 following):
i1 simple |
The simplest possible model - a single SIR infection chain, which can easily be extended to multiple disease strains by adding initialization data. |
i2 createStrains |
An extension of i1 to use an action to introduce new disease strains at random times. |
i3 cohort |
Repetition of the SIR model across multiple age cohorts. |
i4 speciesCrossover |
Crossover of disease between humans and animals, easily extensible to more species by adding more data. "Species" can be reinterpreted as "city" or some other network concept. |
i5 optimize |
Calibration of the SIR model to synthetic data. |
i6 mixedAgentState |
A semi-agent version of the model, with individual infection states, but the probability of infection deriving from well-mixed contacts across the population. |
i7 networkAgentState |
A full agent version, with individual states and a random network of social contacts governing the spread of infection. |
i8 multiNetworkAgent |
A generalization of i7 to different network topologies, which are set up by actions at the start of a run. |
i9 actionState |
An alternative formulation that stores the individual's state in an attribute, updated by actions. |