Currently, a call to tick() occurs everytime a slice is simulated. This nicely informs the user of the progress.
For large slices (e.g. 500 subjects by default), this function tick() is not called a lot -> no problem.
However, when the interuption events are used, the slice is automatically reduced to 1 subject, and this function tick() slows down the simulation.
Currently, a call to tick() occurs everytime a slice is simulated. This nicely informs the user of the progress. For large slices (e.g. 500 subjects by default), this function tick() is not called a lot -> no problem. However, when the interuption events are used, the slice is automatically reduced to 1 subject, and this function tick() slows down the simulation.