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sasalatart
sasalatart commented Apr 23, 2020

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
New contributing devs using Pipenv are unaware that we have some custom Pipenv commands, such as pipenv run black_check. These are good tools that improve dev experience, and they should be aware of their availability.

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We should probably add a small section in the README.md file listing t

documentation good first issue

I noticed that traditional methods to predict a disease outbreak was by performing sentiment analysis on Twitter posts and Google Search terms. Unfortunately, these methods were inadequate, as Twitter and Google is not popular in all countries. So, I created a system to model and predict outbreaks without the need for social media. The system was able to update the probabilities of a virus from spreading from A to B in real time, and I plan to release it to the public next year. I also used Machine Learning and Deep Learning to predict larger long-term virus trends with Google Trends, and this acted as a validator for the MSIRD model.

  • Updated Nov 11, 2017
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This repository is meant as a facilitator for all those who want to learn agent based disease modelling using the mesa framework in python. When I started out, there were too few examples for this on the net. Thankful to the community helping me learn, here I will share some of my insights.

  • Updated Sep 1, 2020
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