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# Infection model: constant force of infection | ||
The purpose of this example is to model the infection process in a homogeneous population assuming a constant force of infection, such as from the environment. | ||
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## Entities, states and variables | ||
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- individuals: represent people in a population who can have three states representing their infection status: susceptible, infected, or recovered. | ||
- susceptible: individuals with this status can be infected | ||
- infected: represents active infection. In this model, infected individuals are not able to transmit to others. After a recovery period, infected individuals update their status to recovered. | ||
- recovered: represents recovery from infection. Individuals with this state are not able to get infected. | ||
- variables: | ||
- force of infection: rate at which susceptible individuals become infected | ||
- infected period: time that an individual spends from infection to recovery | ||
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## Process overview | ||
```{mermaid} | ||
flowchart LR | ||
A(Susceptible) -> B(Infected) -> C(Recovered) | ||
``` |