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Make the LCT SECIR model a derived class of FlowModel #1096

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lenaploetzke opened this issue Aug 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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Make the LCT SECIR model a derived class of FlowModel #1096

lenaploetzke opened this issue Aug 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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class::improvement Cleanup that doesn't affect functionality loc::backend This issue concerns the C++ backend implementation. model::lct Models using the linear chain trick prio::low The priority of this task is low. It is an interesting item but with low priority.

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Motivation / Current Behaviour

At the moment, the LCT SECIR model is a derived class of CompartmentalModel which is the base class of FlowModel.

Enhancement description

Make the LCT SECIR model a derived class of FlowModel instead of CompartmentalModel. This would have the advantage that the flows could be used. Inheritance from the flow model is required for a model with mobility.

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@lenaploetzke lenaploetzke added prio::low The priority of this task is low. It is an interesting item but with low priority. loc::backend This issue concerns the C++ backend implementation. class::improvement Cleanup that doesn't affect functionality model::lct Models using the linear chain trick labels Aug 7, 2024
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class::improvement Cleanup that doesn't affect functionality loc::backend This issue concerns the C++ backend implementation. model::lct Models using the linear chain trick prio::low The priority of this task is low. It is an interesting item but with low priority.
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