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# Community-hospital model | ||
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In this model, we have three states: | ||
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- Susceptible individuals (in the community), | ||
- Infected individuals (in the community), and | ||
- Infected hospitalized individuals. | ||
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Susceptible individuals may become hospitalized or not (so they have two possible transitions), and infected individuals may recover or (if hospitalized) stay infected but be discharged (so they go back as infected but in the community). | ||
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The model has the following parameters: | ||
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- Prob hospitalization: 0.1 | ||
- Prob recovery: 0.33 | ||
- Discharge infected: 0.1 | ||
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Here is an example of the run | ||
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```bash | ||
root ➜ /workspaces/epiworld/examples/14-community-hosp (example-karim) $ make | ||
g++ -std=c++17 -O3 -g main.cpp -o main.o | ||
root ➜ /workspaces/epiworld/examples/14-community-hosp (example-karim) $ ./main.o | ||
_________________________________________________________________________ | ||
Running the model... | ||
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done. | ||
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SIMULATION STUDY | ||
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Name of the model : (none) | ||
Population size : 1000 | ||
Agents' data : (none) | ||
Number of entities : 0 | ||
Days (duration) : 100 (of 100) | ||
Number of viruses : 1 | ||
Last run elapsed t : 4.00ms | ||
Last run speed : 20.81 million agents x day / second | ||
Rewiring : off | ||
Global events: | ||
(none) | ||
Virus(es): | ||
- MRSA | ||
Tool(s): | ||
(none) | ||
Model parameters: | ||
- Discharge infected : 0.1000 | ||
- Prob hospitalization : 0.1000 | ||
- Prob recovery : 0.3300 | ||
Distribution of the population at time 100: | ||
- (0) Susceptible : 990 -> 937 | ||
- (1) Infected : 10 -> 49 | ||
- (2) Infected (hospitalized) : 0 -> 14 | ||
Transition Probabilities: | ||
- Susceptible 0.98 0.02 0.00 | ||
- Infected 0.32 0.61 0.07 | ||
- Infected (hospitalized) 0.35 0.07 0.58 | ||
``` | ||
## Notes | ||
An few key observations from this example. | ||
1. **We have a sampling function that exclude population**. These two functions are used in the update functions so, when susceptible (in the community) sample, the sampling excludes individuals who are hospitalized. Likewise, hospitalized | ||
```cpp | ||
// A sampler that excludes infected from the hospital | ||
auto sampler_suscept = sampler::make_sample_virus_neighbors<>( | ||
{States::Infected_Hospitalized} | ||
); | ||
``` | ||
2. **All update functions are built from scratch**. For instance, susceptible individuals are updated according to the following function: | ||
```cpp | ||
inline void update_susceptible(Agent<int> * p, Model<int> * m) | ||
{ | ||
auto virus = sampler_suscept(p, m); | ||
if (virus != nullptr) | ||
{ | ||
if (m->par("Prob hospitalization") > m->runif()) | ||
p->set_virus(*virus, m, States::Infected_Hospitalized); | ||
else | ||
p->set_virus(*virus, m, States::Infected); | ||
} | ||
return; | ||
} | ||
``` |
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