EpiReplicants is a repository of epidemiological models that try to mimic published examples. There are two underlying aims:
- To demonstrate the ability (or lack thereof) to replicate/reproduce results, which is important for trust in these models and their applications.
- To highlight the capability of Julia as a language for epidemiological modeling, and to identify gaps in the current ecosystem.
- As a testbed for the use of large language models to perform the following transformations:
- Publication → equations
- Publication → pseudocode
- Publication → code
- Code (e.g. in R) to code in Julia
- The implementation should be in Julia
- Written as a Quarto document
- In a subdirectory with its own environment
- Preferably based on an open publication where the code is available under a permissive license
- Where artificial intelligence has been used, the prompts and local setup (e.g. GitHub Copilot + VS Code + GPT-5) should be described.