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The following pages link to The inverse method for a childhood infectious disease model with its application to pre-vaccination and post-vaccination measles data (Q5963806):
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- Reconstruction of disease transmission rates: applications to measles, dengue, and influenza (Q738642) (← links)
- A hypothesis-free bridging of disease dynamics and non-pharmaceutical policies (Q2127658) (← links)
- From policy to prediction: forecasting COVID-19 dynamics under imperfect vaccination (Q2163823) (← links)
- Parameter identification for a stochastic \textit{SEIRS} epidemic model: case study influenza (Q2313964) (← links)
- Extinction and Quasi-Stationarity for Discrete-Time, Endemic SIS and SIR Models (Q5155608) (← links)
- Climate-dependent effectiveness of nonpharmaceutical interventions on COVID-19 mitigation (Q6194292) (← links)
- Delay epidemic models determined by latency, infection, and immunity duration (Q6550770) (← links)
- Unveiling measles transmission dynamics: insights from a stochastic model with nonlinear incidence (Q6575460) (← links)
- Discrete inverse method for extracting disease transmission rates from accessible infection data (Q6597826) (← links)
- A hybrid approach to study and forecast climate-sensitive norovirus infections in the USA (Q6671235) (← links)
