Example model parameters and hyperparameters for priors
Source:R/example_params.R
example_params.Rd
The example_params.toml
file contains modifiable model inputs that get passed
to stan to fit the model. The parameters used here have been chosen by the
authors to best reflect SARS-CoV-2 infection, hospital admissions, and
wastewater components. See the
Model Parameters
section of the model_definition.md in our Github for more information/justification of these
prior/parameter choices.
If running the model on SARS-CoV-2 hospital admissions and wastewater concentrations, it may be reasonable to use these example parameters as a starting place for your data (aka none are dataset specific). The values that will need tweaking for a specific dataset are defined in the documentation for example_df.
<- cfaforecastrenewalww::get_params(
example_params ::path_package(
fs"extdata", "example_params.toml",
package = "cfaforecastrenewalww"
) )
Format
A .toml file that gets formatted as a 1 row dataframe where each column is a parameter name and its value is indicated in the first row
uot
"unoubserved time" an integer that dictates the duration of time (in days) that the model is initialized with exponential growth before any observations are available.
r_prior_mean
Prior on mean R(t)
r_prior_sd
Prior on standard deviation in the mean R(t)
sigma_rt_prior
Prior on the standard deviation between subpopulation level R(t)s
i0_certainty
Prior on the certainty in initial infections I0/N, representing the effective number of binomial trials in the beta prior centered on I0/N
initial_growth_prior_mean
Prior on mean exponential growth rate(daily) in the unobserved time during infection initialization
initial_growth_prior_sd
Prior on the standard deviation in the daily exponential growth rate during the unobserved time
autoreg_rt_a
Prior on the autoregulation term on the R(t) trend and the AR(1) process in subpopulation level R(t), shape1 parameter of a beta prior
autoreg_rt_b
Prior on the autoregulation term on the R(t) trend and the AR(1) process in subpopulation level R(t), shape2 parameter of a beta prior
eta_sd_sd
Prior on standard deviation in the deviation in the R(t) trend
infection_feedback_prior_logmean
Prior on the log mean infection feedback term
infection_feedback_prior_logsd
Prior on log standard deviation of the infection feedback term)
p_hosp_mean
Prior on the mean infection hospital admissions rate
p_hosp_sd_logit
Prior on the logit scale of the standard deviation of the mean infection hospital admissions rate
p_hosp_sd_sd
Prior on the standard deviation in the time-varying deviation in the infection hospital admissions rate
inv_sqrt_phi_prior_mean
Prior on the mean of the inverse square root of the negative binomial
phi
of the hospital admissions observation processinv_sqrt_phi_prior_sd
Prior on the standard deviation of the inverse square root of the negative binomial
phi
of the hospital admissions observation processwday_effect_prior_mean
Prior on the mean amount of weight assigned to each day of the week proportional to the whole week
wday_effect_prior_sd
Prior on the standard deviation in the amount of weight assigned to each day of the week proportional to the whole week
ml_of_ww_per_person_day
Set value of the estimated number of mL of wastewter produced per person per day
t_peak_mean
Prior on the mean time of peak fecal shedding in wastewater
t_peak_sd
Prior on the standard deviation in the time of peak fecal shedding in wastewater
viral_peak_mean
Prior on mean peak viral load (in log10 scale) of fecal shedding of viral genomes in wastewaster
viral_peak_sd
Prior on the standard deviation in the peak viral load (in log10 scale) of fecal shedding of viral genomes in wasteawter
duration_shedding_mean
Prior on mean duration of fecal shedding in wastewater
duration_shedding_sd
Prior on the standard deviation of fecal shedding in wastewater
log10_g_prior_mean
Prior on the mean number of genomes shed per infected individual in log10 scale
log10_g_prior_sd
Prior on standard deviation in the number of genomes shed per infected individual in log10 scale
log_g_prior_mean
Prior on the mean number of genomes shed per infected individual in log scale
log_g_prior_sd
Prior on standard deviation in the number of genomes shed per infected individual in log scale
sigma_ww_site_prior_mean_mean
Prior on mean of the mean site-lab-level observation error
sigma_ww_site_prior_mean_sd
Prior on standard deviation of the mean site-lab-level observation error
sigma_ww_site_prior_sd_mean
Prior on the mean of the standard deviation across sites in site-lab-level observation errors
sigma_ww_site_prior_sd_sd
Prior on standard deviaiton of the standard deviation across sites in site-lab level observation errors
ww_site_mod_sd_sd
Prior on the standard deviation in the standard deviation between site-lab level multipliers
log_phi_g_prior_mean
Prior on mean individual level dispersion in number of genomes shed per infection, not currently used in the model
log_phi_g_prior_sd
Prior on the standard deviation in individual level dispersion in number of genomes shed per infection, not currently used in the model
mu_gi
Set parameter for the log mean of the generation interval
sigma_gi
Set parameter for the log standard deviaiton of the generation interval
gt_max
Integer indicating the maximum number of days for which secondary transmission can occur
r
Exponential growth rate on the correction factor applied to the incubation period estimate
backward_shape
Set parameter for the backward shape parameter of the Weibull distribution for the incubation period
backward_scale
Set parameter for the backward scale parameter of the Weibull distribution for the incubation period
neg_binom_mu
Set parameter for the mean of the negative binomially distributed time from symptom onset to hospital admission
neg_binom_size
Set parameter for the size parameter of the negative binomially distributed time from symptom onset to hospital admissions
Source
The set parameters for the generation interval and incubation period were obtained from: Park, Sang Woo, et al. "Inferring the differences in incubation-period and generation-interval distributions of the Delta and Omicron variants of SARS-CoV-2." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 120.22 (2023): e2221887120.
See Model Parameters
for the full set of references for each prior.