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Developing methodologies and software for Bayesian inference of transmission trees from epidemiological and genetic data

2020-01-01

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Outbreaks of infectious disease pose an enormous global burden on human well-being. Effectively controlling such outbreaks requires timely and evidence-based interventions, which are increasingly being informed by statistical modelling efforts. A specific field of statistical modelling attempts to reconstruct the history of transmission events between individual cases in order to provide high-resolution epidemiolo...

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10801d5a-1172-51d5-bbd9-a7b6a9109836
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10.25560/79287
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