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It often happens that key epidemiological distributions of COVID-19 are reported in the literature, not as readily-useable distributions, but e.g. by specifying the mean, median, and given quantiles. Creating the corresponding discrete distribution e.g. from a Gamma or a Weibull can be tricky. It would be great to have a new package implementing these.
[impact: Delay distributions are used throughout epi analysis, e.g. in assessing transmissibility, or when forecasting cases or bed occupancy. This package would facilitate the use of published delays drastically. ]
[originally proposed by @thibautjombart]
[suggested repo: Do not know]
[additional notes: ]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It often happens that key epidemiological distributions of COVID-19 are reported in the literature, not as readily-useable distributions, but e.g. by specifying the mean, median, and given quantiles. Creating the corresponding discrete distribution e.g. from a Gamma or a Weibull can be tricky. It would be great to have a new package implementing these.
[impact: Delay distributions are used throughout epi analysis, e.g. in assessing transmissibility, or when forecasting cases or bed occupancy. This package would facilitate the use of published delays drastically. ]
[originally proposed by @thibautjombart]
[suggested repo: Do not know]
[additional notes: ]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: