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A Stochastic Process Based Modular Tool-Box for Simulating COVID-19 Infection Spread

2021-12-16

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The novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) culminated in a pandemic with many countries affected in varying stages. We aimed to develop a simulation environment for COVID-19 spread, taking environmental and social factors into account.<br><br>The program was written in R language. A stochastic point process simulation model for simulating epidemics, a maximum-likelihood estimation model, an exponential growth rate m...

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3431d825-c118-58bf-80ad-03fca9e39cf7
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10.2139/ssrn.3986929
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