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Extending Scottish exception reporting systems spatially and temporally

2010-01-01

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Title: ‘Extending Scottish Exception Reporting Systems Spatially and Temporally’ Abstract: Exception reporting systems allow medical conditions and micro-organisms to be automatically monitored for unusually high levels. Typically, statistical models are used to predict expected levels. Where observed levels exceed the predicted ones by some pre-determined amount, an ‘exception’ is reported to give warning. We foc...

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Literature Corpus work: 00dd92f4-2efe-558b-b665-f246c9789882
DOI: 10.48730/1te9-cd71

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