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The following pages link to Power-law models for infectious disease spread (Q58327):
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- polyCub (Q23061) (← links)
- Power-law models for infectious disease spread (Q58327) (← links)
- surveillance (Q58333) (← links)
- Clustering the prevalence of pediatric chronic conditions in the United States using distributed computing (Q1624814) (← links)
- A review of self-exciting spatio-temporal point processes and their applications (Q1630387) (← links)
- Self-exciting point processes: infections and implementations (Q1630392) (← links)
- A locally adaptive process-convolution model for estimating the health impact of air pollution (Q1728671) (← links)
- Scalable Bayesian inference for self-excitatory stochastic processes applied to big American gunfire data (Q2029080) (← links)
- Statistical analysis of multivariate discrete-valued time series (Q2062761) (← links)
- Bayesian mitigation of spatial coarsening for a Hawkes model applied to gunfire, wildfire and viral contagion (Q2135384) (← links)
- Infection transmission and prevention in metropolises with heterogeneous and dynamic populations (Q2171550) (← links)
- Estimation, diagnostics, and extensions of nonparametric Hawkes processes with kernel functions (Q2195545) (← links)
- An endemic–epidemic beta model for time series of infectious disease proportions (Q5044690) (← links)
- A Novel Point Process Model for COVID-19: Multivariate Recursive Hawkes Process (Q5049736) (← links)
- Testing First-Order Spherical Symmetry of Spatial Point Processes (Q5134478) (← links)
- A Spatio-Temporal Modeling Framework for Surveillance Data of Multiple Infectious Pathogens With Small Laboratory Validation Sets (Q5208061) (← links)
- Modelling the reproductive power function (Q5861519) (← links)
- Contact network models matching the dynamics of the COVID-19 spreading (Q5876368) (← links)
- Extended Bayesian endemic–epidemic models to incorporate mobility data into COVID‐19 forecasting (Q6059392) (← links)
- A marginal moment matching approach for fitting endemic‐epidemic models to underreported disease surveillance counts (Q6079250) (← links)
- Nonparametric estimation of recursive point processes with application to mumps in Pennsylvania (Q6089744) (← links)
- Modeling racial/ethnic differences in COVID-19 incidence with covariates subject to nonrandom missingness (Q6138597) (← links)
- Comparative evaluation of point process forecasts (Q6138752) (← links)
