The Python interface for running EMOD malaria simulations.
emodpy-malaria is the primary way to work with EMOD for malaria research. Use it to set up transmission settings, define populations, and evaluate the impact of interventions such as insecticide-treated nets, indoor residual spraying, treatment seeking, and vaccines — then run simulations and analyze the results.
EMOD-Hub projects are provided as open source software under the MIT License for community use, research, and development.
Unless otherwise noted, these projects are no longer actively maintained or supported by IDM or the Gates Foundation.
Community contributions are welcome, and trusted collaborators may review and merge pull requests, but no guarantees are made regarding support, pull request review, security response, maintenance, or release timelines.
No installation required. Open the repository in GitHub Codespaces, wait for the environment to build, then run:
cd tutorials
python tutorial_1_intro.py
See the tutorial setup page for Codespaces and local installation instructions, and Tutorial 1 for a walkthrough of what the script does.
pip install emodpy-malariaFor complete installation instructions, including Codespaces, container-based workflows, and local environment setup, see:
https://emod.idmod.org/emodpy-malaria/installation/
For developers, see the developer installation instructions.
Full documentation: https://emod.idmod.org/emodpy-malaria
Releases and changelog: https://github.com/EMOD-Hub/emodpy-malaria/releases
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