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Bayesian hierarchical models for disease mapping applied to contagious pathologies

2019-09-11

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Disease mapping aims to determine the underlying disease risk from scattered epidemiological data and to represent it on a smoothed colored map. This methodology is based on Bayesian inference and is classically dedicated to non-infectious diseases whose incidence is low and whose cases distribution is spatially (and eventually temporally) structured. Over the last decades, disease mapping has received many major...

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66c338f1-ca49-56d6-8aa8-9f4438981d05
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10.1101/766071
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