Difference between revisions of "General Behavior of Infections"
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| + | Number of people | ||
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| + | Number of infected population in % | ||
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Revision as of 13:36, 14 January 2014
Introduction
Problem definition
How does infection spread? Although there are many models available, most of them are quite straightforward and very simple. I tried to make the whole system more complex by adding some basic behavior to the agents as well as more variables, by which is the infection defined. This creates a more complex insight into the way of spreading those infection. At least to better extend than most models.
Method
Model
Globals: Chance to infect x
Agents: People Centers
Variables: Number of people Number of cities Number of infected population in % Chance to cure
