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Bayesian adjustment for preferential testing in estimating infection fatality rates, as motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic
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    Bayesian adjustment for preferential testing in estimating infection fatality rates, as motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic (English)
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    6 May 2022
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    evidence synthesis
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    partial identification
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    selection bias
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