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Modelling of Spatio-temporal Zero Truncated Patterns in Infectious Disease Surveillance Data

2017-03-13

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This paper is motivated by spatio-temporal pattern in the occurrence of Leishmaniasis in Afghanistan and the relatively high number of zero counts.  We hold the view that correlations that arise from spatial and temporal sources are inherently distinct. Our method decouples these two sources of correlations, there are at least two advantages in taking this approach. First, it circumvents the need to inverting...

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Literature Corpus work: 7887853c-b11d-52e3-8cc1-418dcb2be55d
DOI: 10.20944/preprints201703.0065.v1

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