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Functional data analysis techniques to improve the generalizability of near-infrared spectral data for monitoring mosquito populations

2020-04-29

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Near infrared spectroscopy is increasingly being used as an economical method to monitor mosquito vector populations in support of disease control. Despite this rise in popularity, strong geographical variation in spectra has proven an issue for generalising predictions from one location to another. Here, we use a functional data analysis approach—which models spectra as smooth curves rather than as a discrete set...

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1e9a97ea-6709-5710-9534-4bb7b8a1f5a8
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10.1101/2020.04.28.058495
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