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Fine-Grid Spatial Interaction Matrices for Surveillance Models, with Application to Influenza in Germany

2025-04-04

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Accurate spatial forecasting of infectious disease outbreaks is critical for public health planning, yet models often rely on administrative boundaries that may not reflect true transmission patterns. We propose the Fine-Grid Spatial Interaction Matrix (FGSIM), which models transmission risk between districts based on distances between individuals to improve both forecast accuracy and spatial resolution of risk ma...

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Literature Corpus work: 2e049206-6025-523c-9028-be486978e11a
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.03.25325159

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