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SharpTNI: Counting and Sampling Parsimonious Transmission Networks under a Weak Bottleneck

2019-11-14

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<h4>Background</h4> Technological advances in genomic sequencing are facilitating the reconstruction of transmission histories during outbreaks in the fight against infectious diseases. However, accurate disease transmission inference using this data is hindered by a number of challenges due to within-host pathogen diversity and weak transmission bottlenecks, where multiple genetically-distinct pathogenic strains...

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10.1101/842237
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