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Comparison of alternative models of human movement and the spread of disease

2019-12-19

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Predictive models for the spatial spread of infectious diseases has received much attention in recent years as tools for the management of infectious diseas outbreaks. Prominently, various versions of the so-called gravity model, borrowed from transportation theory, have been used. However, the original literature suggests that the model has some potential misspecifications inasmuch as it fails to capture higher-o...

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Literature Corpus work: 9bab1a4d-6fdc-5b2b-96aa-a2729d069c00
DOI: 10.1101/2019.12.19.882175

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