- High infection and recovery rates
- Low infection rate / high recovery rate
- High infection rate / low recovery rate
- Low infection and recovery rates
The 1D model shows that when social weight increases, there can be "transient epidemics" due to social influence to motion. For example, a newly infected individual has a conflicting preference of whether to move to the recovery area or to remain near groupmates, and this causes it to remain by others until enough have become infected that a sub-group reaches consensus to move together to the recovery area. ....Other explanation of 1D model results.... (Figure \ref{302067}).
Additionally we consider effect of a "reaction time offset", between when an individual becomes infected, and when their personal location preference changes. (Figure \ref{302067}C).