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🦠 Comonad-19

MIT license Haskell Stack CI

Playable simulation of a disease outbreak. It's a simplified model of a disease process based on Outbreak by Kevin Simpler. Despite the project's name, this is not an attempt to imitate the spread of COVID-19.

The goals were to learn how to use comonads in Haskell and to build something relevant in the light of recent months (spring 2020).

Quickstart

You'll need Stack, GHC and Git.

💾 Clone/fork repo:

git clone https://github.com/pavponn/comonad-19.git

⚙️ Build/compile sources:

stack build

🚀 Run comonad-19:

stack run

Model

  • Grid represents a population, grid is potentionally infinite
  • Each square of the grid represents a single person
    • ⬜ — Susceptible
    • 🟧 — Infected (incubation period, no symptoms)
    • 🟥 — Infected (with symptoms)
    • 🟩 — Recovered
  • Parameters
    • Transmission Rate — probability of infection's transmission between two people
    • Days in incubation — number of the days cell is in infected (incubation) state
    • Days with symptoms — number of the days cell is in infected (with symptoms) state
    • Days with immunity — number of the days cell is in recovered state before becoming susceptible


Tests

Tested manually on macOS Catalina 10.15.4.

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Copyright

Pavel Ponomarev, 2020

MIT License.

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