pub struct SirModel {
pub beta: f64,
pub gamma: f64,
pub n: f64,
}Expand description
SIR epidemic model (ODE version for homogeneous mixing).
Compartments: S (susceptible), I (infectious), R (recovered). dS/dt = -β S I / N dI/dt = β S I / N - γ I dR/dt = γ I
Fields§
§beta: f64Transmission rate β.
gamma: f64Recovery rate γ.
n: f64Population size N.
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Source§impl SirModel
impl SirModel
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impl Freeze for SirModel
impl RefUnwindSafe for SirModel
impl Send for SirModel
impl Sync for SirModel
impl Unpin for SirModel
impl UnsafeUnpin for SirModel
impl UnwindSafe for SirModel
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