simulate_seasonal_outbreak_data {csalert} | R Documentation |
Simulate seasonal outbreaks —-
Description
Simulation of seasonal outbreaks for syndromes/diseases that follows seasonal trends. Seasonal outbreaks are more variable both in size and timing than seasonal patterns. The number of seasonal outbreaks occur in a year are defined by n_season_outbreak. The parameters week_season_start and week_season_end define the season window. The start of the seasonal outbreak is drawn from the season window weeks, with higher probability of outbreak occurs around the peak of the season (week_season_peak). The seasonal outbreak size (excess number of cases that occurs during the outbreak) is simulated using a poisson distribution as described in Noufaily et al. (2019).
Usage
simulate_seasonal_outbreak_data(
data,
week_season_start = 40,
week_season_peak = 4,
week_season_end = 20,
n_season_outbreak = 1,
m = 50
)
Arguments
data |
A csfmt_rds data object |
week_season_start |
Starting season week number |
week_season_peak |
Peak of the season week number |
week_season_end |
Ending season week number |
n_season_outbreak |
Number of seasonal outbreaks to be simulated |
m |
Parameter to determine the size of the outbreak (m times the standard deviation of the baseline count at the starting day of the seasonal outbreak) |
Value
A csfmt_rts_data_v1, data.table