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Releases: GiulioRossetti/ndlib

v5.1.1

27 Sep 09:14
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Minor bugfixes

Enterovirus

19 Oct 08:23
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Ebola

22 Jun 10:40
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[Added]

  • Native (transparent) support for python-igraph network objects [only static models]
  • Opinion Evolution viz (Algorithmic Bias & Continuous state models)

[Modified]

  • 'percentage_infected' model parameter has been changed in 'fraction_infected' (the former still works but is deprecated and will be removed in v.6.0.0)

[Fixed]

  • SI/SIR/SIS models probability evaluation. Now it is possible to decide whether, given a node, the transition probability is evaluated once per iteration or per infected neighbor

Dengue

25 Jan 15:15
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  • Custom Model definition (static/dynamic)
  • Diffusion Compartments
  • NDQL: Network Diffusion Query Language
  • NDQL_translate, NDQL_execute command line tools

Cholera

07 Dec 14:21
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[Added]

Epidemic Diffusion models

  • Generalised Threshold
  • SWIR

Chlamydia

13 Sep 13:05
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[Added]

  • Full support to Python 2.7.x/3.x
  • Support for Dynamic Graphs (integration with dynetx)
  • Epidemic Diffusion Models on Dynamic Graphs
    • DynSI
    • DynSIS
    • DynSIR

Brucellosis

27 Jul 13:58
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[Added]

  • SEIS and SEIR models
  • Parallel multiple executions support
  • Diffusion trend visualization facilities (matplotlib)
  • Support for comparison plots (matplotlib)

[Updated]

  • Profile and ProfileThreshold models definitions

Barmah Forest Virus

24 Mar 07:55
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Refactored version of the Avian Influenza release.

[Added]

  • Standard model configuration object
  • Support for automatic model parameter checking
  • Diffusion trend visualization facilities (Bokeh)

Avian Influenza

24 Feb 14:21
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First release of ndlib.
13 models implemented: 8 epidemics, 5 opinion dynamics.