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LASER vs EMOD
Jonathan Bloedow edited this page Sep 5, 2024
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We were asked to do a little "apples-to-apples", bare metal comparison of LASER and EMOD.
- Scenario: Measles in England & Wales
- Population: ~500k agents at the start of simulation
- Nodes: 950-1450
- Duration: 10 Years
- Sampling: Full in time and people
- Platform: COMPS
- Parellelization: Multicore
- SEIR
- Migration
- No interventions
- Seasonality
- Maternal Immunity
- EMOD has disease deaths
- Endemicity is robust to population scaling in EMOD but seems to require recalibration in LASER prototype.
EMOD: EMOD runs in about 66 minutes while LASER runs in about 35 seconds.
- Scaling population up and down in EMOD doesn't seem to be playing nicely with how fertility was being done in the example with the result that the CBR seems to be doubling (too many babies) in the "800k population" version.
- Going with 375k -- 1/10 the the original -- seems to preserve the fertility CBR of ~19 without further investigation.