Inset chart output report

The inset chart output report is output with every simulation. It is a JSON-formatted file with the channel output results of the simulation, consisting of simulation-wide averages by time step. The channels in an inset chart are fully specified by the simulation type and cannot be altered without making changes to the EMOD source code. The file name is InsetChart.json. You can use the information contained in the file to create a chart, but EMOD does not automatically output a chart.

The file contains a header and a channels section.

Header

The header section contains the following parameters.

Parameter	Data type	Description
DateTime	string	The time stamp indicating when the report was generated.
DTK_Version	string	The version of EMOD used.
Report_Type	string	The type of output report.
Report_Version	string	The format version of the report.
Start_Time	integer	The time noted in days when the simulation begins.
Simulation_Timestep	integer	The number of days in each time step.
Timesteps	integer	The number of time steps in this simulation.
Channels	integer	The number of channels in the simulation.

Example

The following is a sample of an InsetChart.json file for a simulation with five time steps.

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Channels

The channels section contains the following parameters.

Parameter	Data type	Description
	string	The title of the particular channel.
Units	string	The units used for this channel.
Data	array	A list of the channel data at each time step.

When running generic simulations, the following channels are included in the InsetChart.json file.

Channel	Description
Births	The live births cumulative up to that day.
Campaign Cost	The cost of campaigns cumulative up to that day (set by the Cost_To_Consumer parameter).
Daily (Human) Infection Rate	The per-person daily rate of human infection (Human Infectious Reservoir divided by Statistical Population).
Disease Deaths	The number of individuals whose death is attributed to disease, cumulative up to that day.
Exposed Population	The fraction of the population that is currently infected but not contagious.
Human Infectious Reservoir	The total node infectivity, after modifications by the infectious reservoir, seasonality, climate, etc. (if present). The expected number of infections distributed via the contact route, absent immunity or interventions.
Infected	The fraction of the population currently infected.
Infectious Population	The fraction of the population that is currently infected and contagious.
New Infections	The number of individuals that got infected on that day.
Newly Symptomatic	The number individuals that became symptomatic on that day.
Recovered Population	The fraction of the population that is currently not infected and has zero susceptibility.
Statistical Population	The total number of individuals in the simulation on that day.
Susceptible Population	The fraction of the population that is currently not infected and is maximally susceptible.
Symptomatic Population	The total number of individuals currently experiencing symptoms.
Waning Population	The fraction of the population that is currently not infected, has non-zero susceptibility, but is less than maximally susceptible.