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基于主体建模的病毒传播分析和可视化

陈海乐1,易修文2,严山1,黎世骄3,李天瑞4,郑宇3   

  1. 1. 西南交通大学计算机与人工智能学院
    2. 北京京东智能城市大数据研究院
    3. 西南交通大学
    4. 西南交通大学 信息科学与技术学院,成都 610031;
  • 收稿日期:2025-03-04 修回日期:2025-04-15 发布日期:2025-04-24 出版日期:2025-04-24
  • 通讯作者: 陈海乐
  • 基金资助:
    重大传染病传播风险社会数据化治理智能技术研究

Virus propagation analysis and visualization based on agent modeling

  • Received:2025-03-04 Revised:2025-04-15 Online:2025-04-24 Published:2025-04-24

摘要: 近年来呼吸道传染病在人员密集场所频繁爆发,如何还原病毒在人际间的传播路径,成为疫情防控的关键问题。然而,现有方法存在对密集场所中人群移动轨迹难以刻画和人与人接触导致的病毒扩散难以模拟等问题。为此,提出了基于主体建模的病毒传播可视分析系统,动态模拟并可视化病毒传播过程,展现个体接触关系和传播路径。首先,采用多头快速扩展随机树算法结合移动统计数据,生成符合实际规律的人群移动轨迹;其次,通过细化人员接触规则和病毒扩散机制,构建基于主体建模(ABM)的传播模型,从而模拟人群交互对病毒传播的影响。案例分析表明,病毒传播可视分析系统还原了人与人之间接触关系和病毒在人际间传播过程,且系统模拟的传播链路与实际链路高度相似,模拟病例数与实际病例数也基本吻合,以及多头快速扩展随机树算法生成的路线真实高效,证实了该系统在疫情防控策略优化中的决策支持价值。

关键词: 可视分析, 传播扩散, ABM模型, 轨迹仿真

Abstract: In recent years, respiratory infectious diseases frequently broke out in crowded places. How to restore the transmission path of the virus between people became a key issue in epidemic prevention and control. However, existing methods had problems such as the difficulty in describing the movement trajectory of people in crowded places and the difficulty in simulating the spread of the virus caused by contact between people. To this end, a virus transmission visual analysis system based on agent modeling was proposed to dynamically simulate and visualize the virus transmission process and show individual contact relationships and transmission paths. First, a multi-head rapidly-exploring random tree algorithm was combined with mobile statistical data to generate crowd movement trajectories that conformed to actual laws; secondly, by refining the contact rules of personnel and the virus diffusion mechanism, a transmission model based on agent modeling (ABM) was constructed to simulate the impact of crowd interaction on virus transmission. Case analysis showed that the virus transmission visual analysis system restored the contact relationship between people and the process of virus transmission, and the transmission link simulated by the system was highly similar to the actual link. The number of simulated cases was basically consistent with the actual number of cases, and the route generated by the multi-head rapidly-exploring random tree algorithm was real and efficient, which confirmed the decision support value of the system in the optimization of epidemic prevention and control strategies.

Key words: Visual analysis, diffusion, ABM model, trajectory simulation