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Exploring contact patterns between two subpopulations

By Winfried Just1, Hannah Lea Callender2, Drew LaMar3

1. Department of Mathematics, Ohio University 2. University of Portland 3. College of William and Mary

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In this module we introduce a construction of generic random graphs for a given degree sequence or degree distribution and explore whether mixing between hosts who belong to different subpopulations is assortative or disassortative.

Level: Undergraduate students of biology or mathematics

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  • Winfried Just; Hannah Lea Callender; Drew LaMar (2015), "Exploring contact patterns between two subpopulations," https://qubeshub.org/resources/368.

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  1. degree distribution
  2. degree sequence
  3. IONTW
  4. module
  5. random graphs
  6. Resources @ QUBES - Teaching & Reference
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