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Recording the serial interval #267
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@mghosh00 just following up on this so the repo is up to date for publication - how much of this is actually intended to go onto main? For example I see the (untested) triple sweep work here, which I assume was just a simple debugging test and so will not actually be merged into the main repo. If this is the case, it could be more appropriate to close the PR, and perhaps delete the branch if we do not now need this code. |
Summary
I have added the ability to record serial intervals of all infection events (which can be used to generate a distribution of serial intervals). The output of this is in a file named serial_intervals.csv.
Checklist
All new functions have docstrings in the correct style
I've verified the complete docs build locally without errors
I've maintained 100% coverage (please mention any 'no cover' annotations explicitly)
I've unit-tested all new methods directly
Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)
I have read the CONTRIBUTING document.
My code follows the code style of this project.
I have updated the wiki with new parameters/model functionality
Closing issues
Closes #262