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Using phylogenetic summary statistics for epidemiological inference

2024-08-07

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Since the coining of the term phylodynamics, the use of phylogenies to understand infectious disease dynamics has steadily increased. As methods for phylodynamics and genomic epidemiology have proliferated and grown more computationally expensive, the epidemiological information they extract has also evolved to better complement what can be learned through traditional epidemiological data. However, for genomic epi...

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89805357-6216-5d76-a360-de1d94feb796
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10.1101/2024.08.07.607080
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