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Graphical Models of Pandemic

2021-03-01

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Both COVID-19 and novel pandemics challenge those of us within the modeling community, specifically in establishing suitable relations between lifecycles, scales, and existing methods. Herein we demonstrate transitions between models in space/time, individual-to-community, county-to-city, along with models for the trace beginning with exposure, then to symptom manifest, then to community transmission. To that end,...

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Literature Corpus work: 98b2ad2e-1fa8-5fae-84bf-a2c63d7f1a13
DOI: 10.1101/2021.02.24.21252390

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