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Modeling the spread of infectious disease using genetic information within a marked branching process.

Statistics in medicine - 20 Dec 2009

Leman Scotland C, Levy Foster, Walker Elaine S

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Accurate assessment of disease dynamics requires a quantification of many unknown parameters governing disease transmission processes. While infection control strategies within hospital settings are stringent, some disease will be propagated due to human interactions (patient-to-patient or patien...

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PMID: 19739239
DOI: 10.1002/sim.3714

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