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A generic multi-level stochastic modelling framework in computational epidemiology

2018-12-10

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There is currently an overwhelming increased interest in predictive biology and computational modelling. The development of reliable, reproducible and revisable simulation models in computational life sciences is often pointed out as a challenging issue. Population dynamics, including epidemiology, has not yet developed a language to formalize complex models in a univocal and automatable way, hence hindering the c...

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DOI: 10.1101/491605

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