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Cluster detection with random neighbourhood covering: application to invasive Group A Streptococcal disease

2021-10-30

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The rapid detection of outbreaks is a key step in the effective control and containment of infectious diseases. In particular, the identification of cases which might be epidemiologically linked is crucial in directing outbreak-containment efforts shaping the intervention of public health authorities. Often this requires the detection of clusters of cases whose numbers exceed those expected by a background of spor...

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021bca4f-6405-5b1c-8c64-dcebe58bcacb
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10.1101/2021.10.20.21264984
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