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A model-based clustering method to detect infectious disease transmission outbreaks from sequence variation

2017-07-19

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Clustering infections by genetic similarity is a popular technique for identifying potential outbreaks of infectious disease, in part because sequences are now routinely collected for clinical management of many infections. A diverse number of nonparametric clustering methods have been developed for this purpose. These methods are generally intuitive, rapid to compute, and readily scale with large data sets. Howev...

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DOI: 10.1101/165357

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