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epigrowthfit

epigrowthfit is an R package for fitting nonlinear mixed effects models of epidemic growth to collections of one or more disease incidence time series. It can be applied to birth processes other than epidemics, as the statistical machinery is agnostic to the precise interpretation of supplied count data. epigrowthfit is built on Template Model Builder. [1]

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