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| dNdt=r*(1-N/K)*N | ||
| return [dNdt] | ||
| times=range(0,100) | ||
| NO=[.01] |
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| +ylab("population size") | ||
| +geom_line(store_initPop,aes(x="time",y="N2"),color="yellow") | ||
| +geom_line(store_initPop,aes(x="time",y="N3"),color="red")) | ||
| print(p) |
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Everything else looks good. Good job
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Dan Bruzzese
Kathrine Inskeep
Mati Nemera
We noticed that if beta is held constant while gamma gets smaller the max incidence, daily prevalence, percent infection, and reproductive number all rise. Thus a bigger gamma causes, things to get smaller If we hold gamma constant, as beta gets bigger the max incidence, daily prevalence, percent affected, and reproductive number all rise. Thus a small beta, causes things to get smaller To summarize, a high beta and a small gamma cause the disease to have a higher rate and spread of infection in the population.