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Estimating the power to detect a change caused by a vaccine from time series data

2020-10-19

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When evaluating the effects of vaccination programs, it is common to estimate changes in rates of disease before and after vaccine introduction. There are a number of related approaches that attempt to adjust for trends unrelated to the vaccine and to detect changes that coincide with introduction. However, characteristics of the data can influence the ability to estimate such a change. These include, but are not...

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Literature Corpus work: 82d8d282-2029-56d9-85b5-d495b8d9374a
DOI: 10.12688/gatesopenres.13116.2

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