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EMULSION: transparent and flexible multiscale stochastic models in epidemiology

2019-02-28

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Stochastic mechanistic models are essential to predictive epidemiology, to better explore biological assumptions and anticipate effects of control measures on pathogen spread. Their development is usually long and iterative, involving multi-disciplinary knowledge integration. However, knowledge often becomes lost in model code, hindering late changes in assumptions and often making models appearing as black boxes...

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60dc908c-63b0-544c-a801-ff9e7ccef359
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10.1101/563791
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