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Geostatistical methods for modelling spatially aggregated data

2020-01-01

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Spatially aggregated epidemiological data is nowadays increasingly common because of ethical concern of data use as well as preservation of patient confidentiality. They are typically presented either as the count of disease cases or as an average measurement from districts partitioning a study region. In most cases, the partitioning is based on administrative convenience rather than information about the aetiolog...

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10.17635/lancaster/thesis/839
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