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How to test - SIR script example refactored
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# parameters -------------------------------------------------------------- | |
N <- 1000 # network size | |
avk <- 7 # desired average degree | |
gamma <- 0.25 # recovery rate | |
tau <- 0.27 # per-edge infection rate | |
max_time <- 50 # maximum simulation length | |
i0 <- 10 # initial number of infected individuals | |
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
# build erdos-renyi random-graph | |
network <- erdos_matrix(N, avk) | |
# initialise infected | |
initially_infected <- init_infected(N, i0) | |
# initialise status | |
status <- init_status(N, initially_infected) | |
# initialise_rates | |
rates <- init_rates(network, gamma, tau, status) | |
# initial conditions | |
times <- rep(NA_real_, 2 * N) # preallocate for output (R thing) | |
INF <- rep(NA_integer_, 2 * N) | |
SUS <- rep(NA_integer_, 2 * N) | |
t <- 0 # time | |
i <- 1 # index | |
INF[i] <- i0 | |
SUS[i] <- N - i0 | |
times[i] <- 0 | |
while((t < max_time) && (INF[i] > 0)) { | |
# which node is the vent happening to | |
event <- which_event(rate) | |
# update values (note order as can effect function requirements) | |
t <- t + step_update(rate) | |
status[event] <- status_update(status(event)) | |
rate <- rate_update(event, rate, status, graph) | |
# update times, INF and SUS | |
if (status[event] == 1) { | |
# S -> I | |
INF[i + 1] <- INF[i] + 1 | |
SUS[i + 1] <- SUS[i] - 1 | |
} else { | |
# I -> R | |
INF[i + 1] <- INF[i] - 1 | |
SUS[i + 1] <- SUS[i] | |
} | |
times[i + 1] <- t | |
# increment index | |
i <- i + 1 | |
} |
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