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Describe epidemics design decisions #188
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Fantastic work @pratikunterwegs. Exactly what is required for a complex package to explain style and substance. I've left a few minor comments, but all good to get this merged when you're ready.
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**Fig. 1:** _epidemics_ is designed to allow easy combination of composable elements with a model structure taken from a library of published models, with sensible default parameters, to allow public health practitioners to conveniently model epidemic scenarios and the efficacy of response strategies. | ||
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<img src="../man/figures/epidemics_architecture.png" width="700" /> |
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Will depend on screen size, but the text in this figure is relatively hard to read for me. Could make the whole figure a bit larger or edit the figure to increase font size.
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Agreed. I've increased the size a bit, but it doesn't seem to be helping. I'll leave this as it is for now, and perhaps consider splitting it up in a future version.
Co-authored-by: Joshua Lambert <joshua.lambert@lshtm.ac.uk>
Co-authored-by: Joshua Lambert <joshua.lambert@lshtm.ac.uk>
This PR adds a design vignette that aims to fix #69. This vignette refers to changes incoming in #176.