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switch to using built-in people module fix test imports switch to using built-in people module
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Introduces two ways of modeling time-varying rates in
ixaand Rust -- in particular, a seasonal force of infection and a recovery rate that scales with the number of infected people. This PR and the readme focuses on how to model time-varying rates and different methods of doing so.The example is the same as the basic-infection example, except that it:
peoplemodule. The tests can therefore be a bit more intense and are properly updated.global_propertiesmodule. The R code also reads from the json file and some small bugs in the R code have been cleaned up.