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…y-spatial Merge new spatial changes into toy population simulations
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KCGallagher
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| " location_x.append(x)\n", | ||
| " location_y.append(y)\n", | ||
| "\n", | ||
| "new_susceptible = susceptible[:-(total_population - sum(susceptible))]+[x + 1 for x in susceptible[-(total_population - sum(susceptible)):]]\n", |
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I don't find this line very intuitive - it might be fine in a codebase (although I am not sure), but in an exemplar notebook it should definitely be commented to explain what you are doing here!
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Summary
Example notebook to demonstrate the generation of approximately uniform populations and show the comparison of epidemics in different density examples.
Further work
Similar notebook to be constructed to demonstrate the application of interventions