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Unsupervised Extraction of Epidemic Syndromes from Participatory Influenza Surveillance Self-reported Symptoms

2018-05-04

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Seasonal influenza surveillance is usually carried out by sentinel general practitioners who compile weekly reports based on the number of influenza-like illness (ILI) clinical cases observed among visited patients. This practice for surveillance is generally affected by two main issues: i) reports are usually released with a lag of about one week or more, ii) the definition of a case of influenza-like illness bas...

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10.1101/314591
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