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Computational Epidemiology Madhav V. Marathe, Naren Ramakrishnan and Anil Kumar Vullikanti Virginia Tech Virginia Bioinformatics Institute, Technical Report 14-087, 2014. Latest full version: ndssl.vbi.vt.edu/supplementary-info/vskumar/kdd-slides.pdf August 28, 2014 These slides were presented as a part of the tutorial titled Computational Epidemiology at KDD 2014, held in New York City, August 24-27, 2014; http://www.kdd.org/kdd2014/tutorials.html. We hope to update the slides and supplementary material continually over the next year. The current version of the slides can be found at: ndssl.vbi.vt.edu/supplementary-info/vskumar/kdd-slides.pdf 2/201 Outline 1 Goals, History, Basic Concepts 2 Dynamics and Analysis 3 Inference problems 4 Control and optimization 5 Surveillance and Forecasting 6 Putting it all together: theory to practice 3/201 Goals Overview and state of the art – emphasis on computing and data science Describe open problems and future directions – aim to attract computing and data scientists to work in this exciting area Unified framework based on graphical dynamical systems and associated proof theoretic techniques; e.g. spectral graph theory, branching processes, mathematical programming, and Bayesian inference. Computational epidemiology as a multi-disciplinary science Public health epidemiology as an exemplar of data/computational science for social good Does not aim to be extensive; references provided for further exploration. Important topics not covered Game theoretic formulations, behavioral modeling, economic impact Validation, verification and uncertainty quantification (UQ) 4/201 Epidemics and epidemiology in history Good news: Pandemic of HISTORY OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES 1918 lethality is currently 500-1300 1300-1700 1700-1900 1900-2000 2000-Present unlikely Governments better prepared and coordinated : e.g. SARS epidemic But .. Planning & response to even THE MIDDLE AGESTHE RENAISSANCEINDUSTRIAL AGE 20TH CENTURY 21ST CENTURY a moderate outbreak is Nearly two-thirds of Rebirth of thinking Industrialization led Discovery of Penicillin.Human Genome challenging: inadequate the European led to critical to over crowding, Social reform shaped Project completed. population were observations of poor sanitation and health and human New and vaccines/anti-virals, affected by the disease outbreaks. subsequent services. emerging diseases: unknown efficacy, hard plague. Data was studied for epidemics. Increased vaccination SCAhRikSu, nHgu1nNy1a,. Public health the purpose of Policy makers began aided against Tracking diseases logistics issues initiatives were understanding health addressing health childhood diseases. through social developed to stop status. problems and media. Modern trends complicate the spread of the sanitation. disease. planning: increased travel, immuno-compromised populations, increased 1918 Pandemic: 50 million deaths in 2 years urbanization (3-6% world pop) Every country and community was effected 5/201 What is epidemiology? Greek words epi = on or upon; demos = people & logos = the study of.1 Epidemiology: study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specified populations, and the application of this study to the control of health problems. Now applies to non-communicable diseases as well as social and behavioral outcomes. Distribution: concerned about population level effects Determinants: causes and factors influencing health related events Application: deals with public health action to reduce the incidence of disease. Computational/mathematical epidemiology: deals with the development of computational/mathematical methods, tools and techniques to support epidemiology. 1Last JM, ed. Dictionary of Epidemiology. 6/201 Precursors to modern computational epidemiology BEGINNINGS OF FORMAL EPIDEMIC MODELING 1796 1854 1897 1946 1981 SMALLPOX // Virus CHOLERA // Bacteria MALARIA // Parasite TUBERCULOSIS // Bacteria HIV // Virus Edward Jenner’s John Snow was the first to Ronald Ross and George Albert Schatz discovered Luc Montagnier discovered research led to the link the London cholera Macdonald developed a the antibiotic streptomycin HIV and Robert Gallo dvaecvceilnoepsm.ent of ewpaitdeerm siocu troc ea. particular mmaotshqeumitoat-ibcoalr nmeo pdaetlh oofg en uSenldmearn t hWe adkirsemcatino.n of dinefetecrtmioiunse adg HenIVt ries stphoen sible Daniel Bernoulli Disease status today: transmission. 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Disease status Disease status today: today: no cure. controlled in US; still prevalent in Africa, India. 7/201 Modeling before an Modeling during an EDITORIAL Epidemic Science in Real Time epidemic epidemic CREDITS: (LEFT) ED LAUSCH; (RIGHT) JUPITERIMAGES HpoMaGPSapMBscnofrrolaae oseohpdMsrdrosfbotvu yeiicoaeaoedc lsiEnsdalyaalses l,ti loHtoino Vci ezMoSrfitce.a n ncpiPaaAoFbahe rtuli.faett o.on eHbhtttfoeh hle atcilab hesc,lrWn ies v enHIodra inigHlre rcss d aaaootiisllrnftt vuh aitsredFecfmaftsnbitiiwsfrtvbpbcmvomptadaetdaidoaoami*hmnniomronCrleecevvxEcos pgofoeieirilirfucmuidoo.wers ftles a aeeir iere ubWao tmmicetucttlyipmp,aatveeFuemeieeey dn,hrnaehaan IISAStietiiniuluowr pa tngc rllailaalennnnaddany naemkkiaetket teeudpeaeScoct nupmalctscto ars rsrbtt wm tet n itt ,rneirrmisnbIiivnee tcea necetdb fyse oi i ccuo sTaeoaoseroep(htht r cmauloa.ccihletosiid s ikioatea nUh onw sebnnsasyeclnrf fzdoeeltnocsectweite wF uin sipa t ooseaicfhftnaelon agA a wt.tate mealcre whu wthapcoen p tdiiie fyrasinft ,iegaydentTteTn r waio circs e saer aan orialot ainak sndIc r.mi touoaiew c. psodarbs t plratn O hlmodce,osntrc nsgneftahesli it Ivoneenlnyaeuion Dno iSi e., eotrset mi nfeNs encycoisn eaaar.s taierdn,c hcatbeeispa t dnt s cfriw oknnh o eh n n lipniI letrprohrSearsnadbaqe.efaeuaynatiuax a, tf-ie smeasvkfaaesarnh mca r npt fe Telrnlntb l cu nbsdtlo, iM ,oisletna t e sbtiedlecd aciochr aren nvaeeqeicdatulae ssNhiop.e efypgde aasglsrlicnv ioamzteOaevfo cfetot ,itu s ee ntne mrrt inainr1fj r songemiostedteeimndriiamt tmaotaead nauiRe aogahteo1tnt vidueip ihrwrt g r cn i.ub teaeninsenoteatissmoy E ro tunr ne dpsoifroeoncaMwbaetalnttthd.ntetno/ emdrilnsr ot ohn rnh. n l hhJ rdrls ls nwrriDuaftso qneb s ,aeBpasusett ii:ikmobygaeee wT?edt ta yepi aeiic tc cssucmdtyeunftRr aoWdtpva,imce g ryt ra yonee elise1u2i il aeliwTeecrv i sedcAnnlaiee irreemvluale vptrnlp d0 mnet i9bstr ue sro eanuyhmtcns ht Mpdnarhi(icnppyu e0 aaer cia har ePyl1onr eitSSgejeorc aodstatyoci o9ritetteau lrndhloteuuAr,dfeepireda8bnocoisx ee enteanACt nee r recd omlbbefacda (auT an mi it co vea–sia n ds,uptnb1a eapd nktin uteblnIo lntnst IsefitRrdt ditmisclsneC0hi1edssraao luEaoesaamutlmiliasiu hnetitfamcd eeae h. rreu nsoyntnAsh ceS9dfrknrgtm fw1ugc sNhri dliieiH vd reb,af.c wet gy.nyhi soL ecse1t1weidiie) rtavndes asadaesfacayd tlihcn R ib Lu e2 e-. mCs1lnot9 ee isevaei icmyut lnsrie n.mcpoYiimbo,joet6 onrieasgAr riNslmen ne r eucreippertEgncfyduIanaeoeg/rsoopol)rn rtgrio Iastsraet alsna2 treliil a .enm tnLni A1suaiesnicdu uioftoehaanedstss ttvtt irsckc 0itLcwenatoitdAteepDhf essoh eacs otl ctrps fhee eweoi sUve,pe,lsfi0e hdc dnrArrc,p seirteio nceie ,hunum V bpnuna . negraid eaintcnc p2pdiSeaehi eSma to rn r as iwetaelteeen Intncn rnOhreheUtuqTsf –eeo(osyuusaai bi on.lnarpeianccoociHognt dR1hmitdaoe . sepvcu2glste swmmesilficsrp anuapLcatp1iiretlr. aAoT1e c sns ie e 0phiiee1cop s; oukiirsdmeis7r rviestlrviotmoPTma at9 sn–dc3n0oqrnyhtetooe aNsb rnbgo6ov esnlo iEaen lnec,idna 7e clla a 3rcu n2u -p0 els leissloemlfihHyonte i ladi1et ayneeimc-nieay6 ct6Tihocne ,; edsrei 4onhrsmwcad simwn aiil sa asm Hdi2t., oi, etantef noti nipivwfSaeiia h aph l ewhw olrn )sIstnneo enn f fhH odpE t nwv .da etupekvUmifahnteiaa hseroi eopmtefsttda gemanetnhalr k eaneoercrasecselh lo1cScter,2eaerltaoynolnl fsetumlgfh l asqyseyism eir rieAoedpscsiNsmdeboe t o2feuemmascn itcossetvknote r u tutr ooaudL,:tis Vhaexuiu nlre idec- s agn c 1o ee?ggiredaspI cwrseM irrnepm ilpse.hernan n iacEneeiaolzdnp ind ed fhne.atsxhfer eanntaaea OFsmi*otegaeNtie laidneuisica ta gta eantAnotnnp ztanksdl Stelnni inwa.aom ,a)eppi etidsstClherrcnn o fta pt uets Yd, ecegliu s tw nt Frietruiioidalne aoth Eoeeow ettoreanilne tflm fnosfeueo aasatiitroanoe ddte ad ptuvgidt2obniifid wimosh fmeswcmelehOr ea elelx,cdortst n pitele t r g ie 0lot dnmeeahnivc nydrbasedadti titnsip F oneai nroeqiemrebloi nteroubn0s, eazrlpimkeitr,cb r iveotogmeh . rxa clnnuam e i xaieS n eee asi nim9i woee adarnurerlEbpr f rghntvta nwgreae Ceass m iaenieedd d aisnnil i ernpoartmnt e aoesesk rivts m Iaeeoaln,ssowyoe kthp ieicengmdEol iitar udonkbif h,etf ldspeilav pwacidv n tr paeeeumN idhe -f-r--tsrtvsyiocn,txethureaonloalaeoe - lielbshcc e eeseCaM n elmicdeiaatangtdtn. tw llea gep n ianaisarEhtsa,sbtintews t ntamnl ci heotacechl d t hhipb,ew eeloiader Tr1gaim avmtc celffoeef eaoersu ,teryOnyer0 go rt o eiou r eveeprrnt ltt..r oeneimfsio ,eo1eu r aoErhslrroplasl io i xpxPa dedl1air aaam r tftco laet aadpmoarmeiibnOp2lia uineotrt ov f ndtkaskze,nh e6r flslorseUrnhdr Ldhyteuiao na a / lewliisdwaayirirsmtnIfoyg entaalk ybtnjncmtanChetvt,no ysbbegaaim pio esu hgekseecg iYi eunceldj eci nrrenrvpptln.ne dbuot bs ltv eae eyee ttoccnTodhWgi eaoamtr smeidhneeandni adnl Hihfneipint.rf tr.neavnngekc b Wnn1it fia.lnuqatgiiAspdoasS csiu eo 1gemsstItsilgnageumrc Nsroiehn ,in7yn,.ft ser.pca vv gl nnonheai6mt eiragiBuas ns orpaethttteian2sAeteut. nnno hehhceac eunnntiuiir9staid lNtItnddhnoddndneeeeceeass7-----tttt,, 987 on October 7, 2009 www.sciencemag.orgDownloaded from ((rcsueiniosz)qeoneunDtoiao)refimfentpdsemeh,trdomea(icncriiimkant),pleafi(iclenteieaiht,iusee)(itrbiivovciepla)inttlysitbmieoooasnnftlsce (prtaaerinsae)asrtnelaiQ-gdsmtsesuimin,enati(ngeceitireiiissmf)ph,yiiipm(dfntiaeigec)maattnsIirnoudoatlfrnoe(insgirvmpgic)riaestlsiinogn a pandemic begins interventions. Epidemic science in real-time Editorial, Fineberg and Harvey, Science, May 2009: Epidemics Science in Real-Time Five areas: (i) Pandemic risk, (ii) vulnerable populations, (iii) available interventions, (iv) implementation possibilities & (v) pitfalls, and public understanding. 8/201 Epidemic science in real-time Editorial, Fineberg and Harvey, Science, May 2009: Epidemics Science in Real-Time Five areas: (i) Pandemic risk, (ii) vulnerable populations, (iii) available interventions, (iv) implementation possibilities & (v) pitfalls, and public understanding. Modeling before an Modeling during an EDITORIAL Epidemic Science in Real Time epidemic epidemic CREDITS: (LEFT) ED LAUSCH; (RIGHT) JUPITERIMAGES HpoMaGPSapMBscnofrrolaae oseohpdMsrdrosfbotvu yeiicoaeaoedc lsiEnsdalyaalses l,ti loHtoino Vci ezMoSrfitce.a n ncpiPaaAoFbahe rtuli.faett o.on eHbhtttfoeh hle atcilab hesc,lrWn ies v enHIodra inigHlre rcss d aaaootiisllrnftt vuh aitsredFecfmaftsnbitiiwsfrtvbpbcmvomptadaetdaidoaoami*hmnniomronCrleecevvxEcos pgofoeieirilirfucmuidoo.wers ftles a aeeir iere ubWao tmmicetucttlyipmp,aatveeFuemeieeey dn,hrnaehaan IISAStietiiniuluowr pa tngc rllailaalennnnaddany naemkkiaetket teeudpeaeScoct nupmalctscto ars rsrbtt wm tet n itt ,rneirrmisnbIiivnee tcea necetdb fyse oi i ccuo sTaeoaoseroep(htht r cmauloa.ccihletosiid s ikioatea nUh onw sebnnsasyeclnrf fzdoeeltnocsectweite wF uin sipa t ooseaicfhftnaelon agA a wt.tate mealcre whu wthapcoen p tdiiie fyrasinft ,iegaydentTteTn r waio circs e saer aan orialot ainak sndIc r.mi touoaiew c. psodarbs t plratn O hlmodce,osntrc nsgneftahesli it Ivoneenlnyaeuion Dno iSi e., eotrset mi nfeNs encycoisn eaaar.s taierdn,c hcatbeeispa t dnt s cfriw oknnh o eh n n lipniI letrprohrSearsnadbaqe.efaeuaynatiuax a, tf-ie smeasvkfaaesarnh mca r npt fe Telrnlntb l cu nbsdtlo, iM ,oisletna t e sbtiedlecd aciochr aren nvaeeqeicdatulae ssNhiop.e efypgde aasglsrlicnv ioamzteOaevfo cfetot ,itu s ee ntne mrrt inainr1fj r songemiostedteeimndriiamt tmaotaead nauiRe aogahteo1tnt vidueip ihrwrt g r cn i.ub teaeninsenoteatissmoy E ro tunr ne dpsoifroeoncaMwbaetalnttthd.ntetno/ emdrilnsr ot ohn rnh. n l hhJ rdrls ls nwrriDuaftso qneb s ,aeBpasusett ii:ikmobygaeee wT?edt ta yepi aeiic tc cssucmdtyeunftRr aoWdtpva,imce g ryt ra yonee elise1u2i il aeliwTeecrv i sedcAnnlaiee irreemvluale vptrnlp d0 mnet i9bstr ue sro eanuyhmtcns ht Mpdnarhi(icnppyu e0 aaer cia har ePyl1onr eitSSgejeorc aodstatyoci o9ritetteau lrndhloteuuAr,dfeepireda8bnocoisx ee enteanACt nee r recd omlbbefacda (auT an mi it co vea–sia n ds,uptnb1a eapd nktin uteblnIo lntnst IsefitRrdt ditmisclsneC0hi1edssraao luEaoesaamutlmiliasiu hnetitfamcd eeae h. rreu nsoyntnAsh ceS9dfrknrgtm fw1ugc sNhri dliieiH vd reb,af.c wet gy.nyhi soL ecse1t1weidiie) rtavndes asadaesfacayd tlihcn R ib Lu e2 e-. mCs1lnot9 ee isevaei icmyut lnsrie n.mcpoYiimbo,joet6 onrieasgAr riNslmen ne r eucreippertEgncfyduIanaeoeg/rsoopol)rn rtgrio Iastsraet alsna2 treliil a .enm tnLni A1suaiesnicdu uioftoehaanedstss ttvtt irsckc 0itLcwenatoitdAteepDhf essoh eacs otl ctrps fhee eweoi sUve,pe,lsfi0e hdc dnrArrc,p seirteio nceie ,hunum V bpnuna . negraid eaintcnc p2pdiSeaehi eSma to rn r as iwetaelteeen Intncn rnOhreheUtuqTsf –eeo(osyuusaai bi on.lnarpeianccoociHognt dR1hmitdaoe . sepvcu2glste swmmesilficsrp anuapLcatp1iiretlr. aAoT1e c sns ie e 0phiiee1cop s; oukiirsdmeis7r rviestlrviotmoPTma at9 sn–dc3n0oqrnyhtetooe aNsb rnbgo6ov esnlo iEaen lnec,idna 7e clla a 3rcu n2u -p0 els leissloemlfihHyonte i ladi1et ayneeimc-nieay6 ct6Tihocne ,; edsrei 4onhrsmwcad simwn aiil sa asm Hdi2t., oi, etantef noti nipivwfSaeiia h aph l ewhw olrn )sIstnneo enn f fhH odpE t nwv .da etupekvUmifahnteiaa hseroi eopmtefsttda gemanetnhalr k eaneoercrasecselh lo1cScter,2eaerltaoynolnl fsetumlgfh l asqyseyism eir rieAoedpscsiNsmdeboe t o2feuemmascn itcossetvknote r u tutr ooaudL,:tis Vhaexuiu nlre idec- s agn c 1o ee?ggiredaspI cwrseM irrnepm ilpse.hernan n iacEneeiaolzdnp ind ed fhne.atsxhfer eanntaaea OFsmi*otegaeNtie laidneuisica ta gta eantAnotnnp ztanksdl Stelnni inwa.aom ,a)eppi etidsstClherrcnn o fta pt uets Yd, ecegliu s tw nt Frietruiioidalne aoth Eoeeow ettoreanilne tflm fnosfeueo aasatiitroanoe ddte ad ptuvgidt2obniifid wimosh fmeswcmelehOr ea elelx,cdortst n pitele t r g ie 0lot dnmeeahnivc nydrbasedadti titnsip F oneai nroeqiemrebloi nteroubn0s, eazrlpimkeitr,cb r iveotogmeh . rxa clnnuam e i xaieS n eee asi nim9i woee adarnurerlEbpr f rghntvta nwgreae Ceass m iaenieedd d aisnnil i ernpoartmnt e aoesesk rivts m Iaeeoaln,ssowyoe kthp ieicengmdEol iitar udonkbif h,etf ldspeilav pwacidv n tr paeeeumN idhe -f-r--tsrtvsyiocn,txethureaonloalaeoe - lielbshcc e eeseCaM n elmicdeiaatangtdtn. tw llea gep n ianaisarEhtsa,sbtintews t ntamnl ci heotacechl d t hhipb,ew eeloiader Tr1gaim avmtc celffoeef eaoersu ,teryOnyer0 go rt o eiou r eveeprrnt ltt..r oeneimfsio ,eo1eu r aoErhslrroplasl io i xpxPa dedl1air aaam r tftco laet aadpmoarmeiibnOp2lia uineotrt ov f ndtkaskze,nh e6r flslorseUrnhdr Ldhyteuiao na a / lewliisdwaayirirsmtnIfoyg entaalk ybtnjncmtanChetvt,no ysbbegaaim pio esu hgekseecg iYi eunceldj eci nrrenrvpptln.ne dbuot bs ltv eae eyee ttoccnTodhWgi eaoamtr smeidhneeandni adnl Hihfneipint.rf tr.neavnngekc b Wnn1it fia.lnuqatgiiAspdoasS csiu eo 1gemsstItsilgnageumrc Nsroiehn ,in7yn,.ft ser.pca vv gl nnonheai6mt eiragiBuas ns orpaethttteian2sAeteut. nnno hehhceac eunnntiuiir9staid lNtItnddhnoddndneeeeceeass7-----tttt,, 987 on October 7, 2009 www.sciencemag.orgDownloaded from s(rcu(einiosz)qeoneunDtoiao)refimfentpdsemeh,trdomea(icncriiimkant),pleafi(iclenteieaiht,iusee)(itrbiivovciepla)inttlysitbmieoooasnnftlsce prtaa(erinsae)asrtnelaiQ-gdsmtsesuimin,enati(ngeceitireiiissmf)ph,yiiipm(dfntiaeigec)maattnsIirnoudoatlfrnoe(insgirvmpgic)riaestlsiinogn a pandemic begins interventions. 8/201 Outline Compartmental models Networked Epidemiology Branching process Spectral radius characterization Extensions: threshold models, voter models Competing contagions Unifying framework: graph dynamical systems 9/201

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