CoverageByNodeEventCoordinator

The CoverageByNodeEventCoordinator coordinator class distributes individual-level interventions and is similar to the StandardInterventionDistributionEventCoordinator, but adds the ability to specify different demographic coverages by node. If no coverage has been specified for a particular node ID, the coverage will be zero. See the following JSON example and table, which shows all available parameters for this event coordinator.

Note

This can only be used with individual-level interventions, but EMOD will not produce an error if you attempt to use it with an node-level intervention.

Note

Parameters are case-sensitive. For Boolean parameters, set to 1 for true or 0 for false.
Minimum, maximum, or default values of "NA" indicate that those values are not applicable for
that parameter.

EMOD does not use true defaults; that is, if the dependency relationships indicate that a 
parameter is required, you must supply a value for it. However, many of the tools used to work 
with EMOD will use the default values provided below.

JSON format does not permit comments, but you can add "dummy" parameters to add contextual
information to your files. Any keys that are not EMOD parameter names will be ignored by the
model.

The table below describes all possible parameters with which this class can be configured. The JSON example that follows shows one potential configuration.

Parameter	Example	Description	Type	Min	Max	Default
Coverage_By_Node	link	An array of (nodeID, coverage) pairs configuring the demographic coverage of interventions by node for the targeted populations. The coverage value must be a float between 0 and 1.	array of arrays	nan	nan	nan
Demographic_Coverage	link	The fraction of individuals in the target demographic that will receive this intervention.	float	0	1	1
Intervention_Config	link	The nested JSON of the actual intervention to be distributed by this event coordinator.	JSON object	nan	nan	nan
Node_Property_Restrictions	link	A list of the NodeProperty key:value pairs, as defined in the demographics file, that nodes must have to be targeted by the intervention. See parameters for more information. You can specify AND and OR combinations of key:value pairs with this parameter.	array of JSON objects	nan	nan	nan
Number_Repetitions	link	The number of times an intervention is given, used with Timesteps_Between_Repetitions.	integer	-1	1000	1
Property_Restrictions	link	A list of the IndividualProperty key:value pairs, as defined in the demographics file, that individuals must have to be targeted by this intervention. See parameters for more information. To specify AND and OR combinations of key:value pairs, use Property_Restrictions_Within_Node. You cannot use both of these parameters in the same event coordinator.	array of JSON objects	nan	nan	nan
Property_Restrictions_Within_Node	link	A list of the IndividualProperty key:value pairs, as defined in the demographics file, that individuals must have to be targeted by this intervention. See parameters for more information. This parameter allows you to specify AND and OR combinations of key:value pairs. You may specify individual property restrictions using either this parameter or Property_Restrictions, but not both.	array of JSON objects	nan	nan	nan
Target_Age_Min	link	The lower end of ages targeted for an intervention, in years. Used when Target_Demographic is set to ExplicitAgeRanges or ExplicitAgeRangesAndGender.	float	0	3.40282e+38	0
Target_Demographic	link	The target demographic group. Possible values are: Everyone ExplicitAgeRanges ExplicitAgeRangesAndGender ExplicitGender * ExplicitDiseaseState	enum	nan	nan	Everyone
Target_Gender	link	Specifies the gender restriction for the intervention. Possible values are: Male Female * All	enum	nan	nan	All
Target_Residents_Only	link	When set to true (1), the intervention is only distributed to individuals that began the simulation in the node (i.e. those that claim the node as their residence).	boolean	0	1	0
Timesteps_Between_Repetitions	link	The repetition interval.	integer	-1	10000	-1

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