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Frederico,
This is the perfect forum. Indeed you want to use the same type of nested scenario structure. The components inside are reusable so you can test for a single country before you try to run globally. For example you might use:
>My Scenario
my sequencer
my solver
my initializer
>MyDiseaseModel
someSEIRmodel
>MyPopulationModel
AgingPopulationModel
>SomeCountryModel
USAgraphWithPeopleAndEdges
When you are happy you can just remove your SomeCountryModel and replace it with a global model or a different country by drag and drop.
Please take a look at these YouTube s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtQlS7g7Qnw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoiFLemepw4
and for structured population models the pages
https://wiki.eclipse.org/Using_Structured_Populations_in_STEM
https://wiki.eclipse.org/Using_Aging_Populations_in_STEM
Once you have composed a first test scenario you can always zip it up and share it so we can help you debug any problems....
Cheers
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Hello,
It's my first time posting a question to this mailing list. So, if this is
not the adequate forum for this question please let me know.
Is there any way to create a global age-structured model, but accounting
for the different age structures in each country? Is there such a model
available? If not, would it be wrong for me to create one using the nested
structure of models in STEM? I understand that, in STEM, models should be
nested, so could I nest sub-models of populations for each country in a
global population model?
Thanks,
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Frederico Mestre
Mediterranean Institute for Agriculture, Environment and Development
The 'Rui Nabeiro' Biodiversity Chair
Universidade de ?vora | Rua Dr. Joaquim Henrique da Fonseca 7000 ? 890
?vora, Portugal
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