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A Generative Bayesian Approach for Incorporating Biosurveillance Sources into Epidemiological Models

2018-05-22

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Biosurveillance “systematically collects and analyzes data for the purpose of detecting cases of disease, [and] outbreaks of disease.” (Wagner, Moore and Aryel, 2006) This typically involves using a set of known sources of epidemiological data, instead of opportunistically using the data sources which become available over time. This work attempts to partially remedy that limitation by using an easily adapted gene...

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11a3a476-3143-5146-a5b2-619c417ba2e3
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10.1101/328518
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