Virus outbreak in a model city: How important is social distancing?
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- In light of the current corona virus (COVID-19) pandemic, I created a little model to explore different measures to fight viruses. How effective are measures such as tests, quarantine, and social distancing?
Feel free to share the video, and if you like to explore various questions with simple models like this, don't forget to subscribe!
Sources:
Rhodes, A., et al. "The variability of critical care bed numbers in Europe." Intensive care medicine 38.10 (2012): 1647-1653.
Distribution of household sizes roughly according to:
www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Ges... (last accessed 3/25/2020)
You can also find me at:
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/ marblescience - Наука та технологія
The one dislike is from an infected marble
This is impressive, Great Work!!
Instant suscribe
A mathematical approach to solve the crisis always helps.
I stumbled along this by chance, but I love these videos! Very clear and concise explanations and applications of data science. Your channel is a hidden gem of UA-cam
Very clear and nicely presented model. Thank you
This is amazing. Perhaps you can do tutorials on how you do these simulations ?
I probably won't find the time to make such tutorials, but you can find my code on Github: github.com/TobiasLe/VirusMarbleModel
If you know some python this might give you some insights.
@@MarbleScience thank you for this repo. I was exactly looking for that. and btw Great sims!! keep up the hard work!!
Loved it, a great example and illustration of explaining the importance of social distancing!
Loved the simulation, also loved the reflection of this experiment at the end of the video. For me your work is not 'humble' at all.
Would love to see more people on the internet so positively persuading yet so intelligent.
Thank you for the video.
Thank you very much!
I see this vid now for the first time in a almost pandemic year. is it possible that this youngman is becomming the president off the WHO. We need this intelligent youngsters to beat the fossils in the leadership. Thanks, you are a gold marble
Very high-quality video and I love this style of simulation. I will be following this channel for a while.
watching this in November. spot on.
I wish that all Americans watch this video and see the importance social distancing / quarantining.
Awesome code and video. Please keep it up!
Thanks!
Best video I have seen all year. Keep up the great work! Subscribed!
Wow, thanks!
Keep up the good work I am sharing. THIS is the kind of information that needs to be shared on Facebook.
Thanks for sharing!!
I love your videos, I look forward to the following ones. Greetings from Spain
Awesome! Thank you!
Boss, U are a great story teller. I wish, you had made more videos and post them regularly. Waiting for the contents on this channel to get regular.
Please keep up the work your videos are amazing
Congratz on 500K subs in 2 years
Great video! Very interesting
Awesome Video!
Nice animations!
Hammer video! Seit langem mal wieder ein Kanal bei dem ich sogar Benachrichtigungen aktiviere, weil ich mich schon auf dein nächstes Video freue :)
Impressive work, instant sub indeed! :D
Awesome, thank you!
your work is impressive and thanks you talk slowly (i learn english)
Thank you! 😃
It is a very good visualization of the SEIR Model, I guess. Great work!!
Many thanks!
Great video!
In GERMANY we say GUTES VIDEO
Will you publish the simulation and details somewhere? Maybe in a git etc.?
I uploaded the code to GitHub now :)
github.com/TobiasLe/VirusMarbleModel
I can build this kind of simulation by using anylogic. marblescience do you heard of anylogic. But what application actually used I am lillte bit confused.
Interesting! No I did not know anylogic. I used python and Blender to make the simulations. You can find the code here: github.com/TobiasLe/VirusMarbleModel
@@MarbleScience Thank you for your kind reply. I love simulation, keep uploading more videos.
How do you do this animations? They are amazing
I use Blender in combination with some python scripting. The physics engine is called Bullet. Bullet is also integrated in Blender, but I run it externally with a little wrapper I have written for pybullet. (github.com/TobiasLe/bpyBullet) That gives me a bit more flexibility. For example I added sounds on collisions of marbles. I think its hardly noticeable now with the music though 😃
@@MarbleScience STUNNING animation work!! How much time did you spend working on these animations and what's your level of experience with Blender prior to making these videos?
@@ykartd I had basically no experience with blender or other 3D software before I started. I began with the great donut tutorial like everyone seams to: ua-cam.com/video/TPrnSACiTJ4/v-deo.html
But yes it certainly takes time to get into it. I certainly spent spend more then a month working on this video.
Beautiful animation. Well explained and high quality. :)
Are you from Germany?
Ist er. Sieh Dir doch seine Kanalinfo an!
@@popogast Steht nichts drin. Deswegen hatte ich gefragt. Zumindest wird nichts in der mobile Ansicht angezeigt.
@@SellusionStar Daran könnte es liegen. Bitte sehr:
ua-cam.com/users/MarbleScienceabout
"Details
Ort: Deutschland"
Verzeihung, falls ich zu rüpelhaft klang.
@@SellusionStar Gestatte mir noch eine Frage: Schaust Du Dir das Gewimmel auf dem Smartphone an?
@@popogast Vielen Dank, alles gut!
Und ja, Mäusekino. 😁
Did you use Blender to do this simulation?
Yes😊
but wait...whaaat? u assumed that everybody becomes recovered? besides that awesome video!
:D yes I did. For the dynamics of the virus it actually doesn't really matter if people die or recover. At least if they are immune afterwards, it is both the same from the perspective of the virus.
This is inspired by Primer, right?
I love the emergence of easy-to-acces Data Analysis content so people can learn how learning from Data works
Thanks! Yes Primer has certainly been an inspiration.
What's Primer?
@@ykartd Check this channel, it is amazing:
ua-cam.com/channels/KzJFdi57J53Vr_BkTfN3uQ.html
Horrible Visual when it's speed up.