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Applying Prospective Tree-Temporal Scan Statistics to Genomic Surveillance Data to Detect Emerging SARS-CoV-2 Variants and Salmonellosis Clusters in New York City

2024-08-29

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Genomic surveillance data are used to detect communicable disease clusters, typically by applying rule-based signaling criteria, which can be arbitrary. We applied the prospective tree-temporal scan statistic (TreeScan) to genomic data with a hierarchical nomenclature to search for recent case increases at any granularity, from large phylogenetic branches to small groups of indistinguishable isolates. Using COVID-...

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ba566599-266b-51c7-9564-04864aa0d71c
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10.1101/2024.08.28.24312512
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