I need your help. I want to know from modellers in all areas what we need from a (any) Government #COVIDー19 model (which will predict numbers and timing of infections and will drive national policy). Please share and we will croudsource a requirements list
I'd like to crowd source our requirements for the model (parameters, validation, assumptions, code) - and I'd like to help from all #modelling ( #simulation / #economic / #policy / #epidemiological / #behavioral ) experts in putting together our requirements. I'll start.
I want to know what objective function is being maximized. @MattHancock
said on @BBCPolitics
#marr bbc.in/2QiyxdY this morning 'Herd immunity is not our policy, it is not our goal. Our goal is to protect life...'. My first question would be _whose_ life:
In the @cabinetofficeuk
#sage gov.uk/government/gro… model, what is the difference in weighting (if any) between a 90-year-old with 'underlying health conditions' and a 30-year-old parent?
Please retweet this thread widely (and add @[name] people ideally) as I'd like to get as many expert views in any field - they will hopefully self-organize (by likes and retweets) - and we can then look at who is authoring the tweet to ensure they are an expert in their own area
If this takes off, I will rank the croud-sourced requirements and let everyone know.
Please just reply to this tweet with your requirement, and Twitter will do the rest by liking / retweeting your request.
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