Handbook of Infectious Disease Data Analysis
Handbook of Infectious Disease Data Analysis
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10.1201/9781315222912
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2019-10
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L. Held;N. Hens;P. O’Neill;J. Wallinga
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L. Held;N. Hens;P. O’Neill;J. Wallinga
In this chapter we consider space-time analysis of surveillance count data. Such data are ubiquitous and a number of approaches have been proposed for their analysis. We first describe the aims of a surveillance endeavor, before reviewing and critiquing a number of common models. We focus on models in which time is discretized to the time scale of the latent and infectious periods of the disease under study. In particular, we focus on the time series SIR (TSIR) models originally described in [15] and the epidemic/endemic models first proposed in [22]. We implement both of these models in the Stan software, and illustrate their performance via analyses of measles data collected over a