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Comparison of national level spatial and spatio-temporal models of malaria

2019-04-23

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Geospatial statistical models play an important role in malaria control and prevention; they are widely used to produce malaria risk maps, which are essential to guide efficient resource allocation for intervention. Although many models are available for spatial mapping, the most commonly used model in the literature is the Bayesian geostatistical model (BGM), which is based on an underlying Gaussian process. To o...

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59b887f5-ceda-59a1-8053-90e08d1ed8ed
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10.1101/616847
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