MEmilio implements various models for infectious disease dynamics, ranging from simple compartmental models to complex Integro-Differential and agent-based models. Its modular design enables the combination of different models with distinct mobility patterns. Through efficient implementation and parallelization in C++ and an easy-to-use python interface, MEmilio delivers cutting-edge and compute-intensive epidemiological models to broad range of applications and users, providing precise and high-resolution spatiotemporal infectious disease dynamics. MEmilio is continuously extended and is available open-source for community use.
If you use MEmilio, please :doc:`cite our work<citation>`.
Note
This framework is under active development, and, thus, obtains constantly new features or models. If you encounter a feature not yet documented, please :ref:`contact us directly <contact>`.
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:caption: About
getting_started
citation
references
faq
development
team
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:caption: C++ Interface
cpp/overview
cpp/installation
cpp/model_usage
cpp/model_creation
cpp/development
cpp/interfaces
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:caption: Python Interface
python/python_packages
python/m-simulation
python/m-epidata
python/m-surrogate
python/m-generation
python/m-plot
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:caption: Code API
pythonapi/pythonapi
cppapi/html/index