Simulating Life

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The graph above shows the results I obtained when I ran my simulation ranging from 1-10 clinics in the population. I noticed that the number of females that prevented the transmission of HIV to the fetus increased quite significantly as the number of clinics increased. I expected the number of females that didn’t make it to the clinic in time and wasn’t able to prevent virus transmission to decrease much more drastically as the number of clinics increased. It appears to me that I would need far more than 10 clinics to see a drastic and decrease in those numbers. This is my data thus far 🙂

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  1. nice – there’s no need to try runs with more clinics (I think) since the trend is clear
    it might be interesting to use – say – 5 clinics and see the effect of increasing the chance of receiveing treatment on collision with clinic

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