West Africa EBOV epidemic

Stadler T, Kühnert D, Rasmussen DA, du Plessis L.

Insights into the Early Epidemic Spread of Ebola in Sierra Leone Provided by Viral Sequence Data.

PLOS Currents Outbreaks. 2014 Oct 6. Edition 1.
DOI: external page10.1371/currents.outbreaks.02bc6d927ecee7bbd33532ec8ba6a25f

Software

Models for Bayesian analyses

All Bayesian analyses were performed within BEAST 2.  The BD model is available as the birth-death serial skyline model within the BEAST 2 add-on external pagebdsky.  The BDSIR model is available within the BEAST 2 add-on external pagephylodynamics.  The other models used for Bayesian analyses (BDsa, BDEI and coalSEIR) will become available within the BEAST 2 add-on phylodynamics shortly. Please contact us if you want to use them right away!

Models for maximum likelihood analyses

All of the models we used for maximum-likelihood analyses (BD, BDEI, BDss) are available within the latest versions of our R-packages external pageTreeSim and external pageTreePar. Scripts for running the maximum likelihood analyses are available on external pagegithub.com/cevo-public.

News coverage

The paper attracted quite a lot of attention from the news media. Links to all the news items about this research (that we know of) are below. (Last updated 17 October 2014).

(Picture: Ahmed Jallanzo / Keystone)
(Picture: Ahmed Jallanzo / Keystone)

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