Intervention scenario names across the transmission grid

Each intervention is run at every EIR in PROFILE_EIR. The run at EIR_REF keeps the bare name, so the scenario names that predate the grid still mean what they meant; the others carry an _e<EIR> suffix.

Usage

int_scenario(intervention, eir)

int_parts(scenario)

Arguments

intervention

one of names(INT_LABELS).

eir

transmission intensity.

scenario

scenario names, as they appear in the saved CSVs.

Value

int_scenario() a character vector of scenario names; int_parts() a data frame with intervention and eir columns.

Details

The convention is here, rather than written out in the runner and again in the renderer, because those two files never load each other: the runner needs malariasimulation attached and the renderer refuses to require it. Two copies of a naming rule that cannot be checked against each other is how a figure comes to plot a scenario the runner never produced.

Examples

int_scenario("nets", PROFILE_EIR)
#> [1] "nets_e3"   "nets"      "nets_e120"
int_parts(c("nets", "nets_e3", "nets_e120"))
#>   intervention eir
#> 1         nets  20
#> 2         nets   3
#> 3         nets 120