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CovidSIMVL – Agent-Based Modeling of Localized Transmission within a Heterogeneous Array of Locations – Motivation, Configuration and Calibration

2020-11-04

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> CovidSIMVL is an agent-based infectious disease modeling tool that is designed specifically to simulate localized spread of infectious disease. It is intended to support tactical decision-making around localized/staged re-institution of pre-pandemic levels and patterns of social/economic/health service delivery activity, following an initial stage of pan-societal closures of social/economic insti...

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d0793a31-a2f8-5626-8726-535b5f9c846e
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10.1101/2020.11.01.20217943
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