A stochastic model for relative risk estimation of leptospirosis in Malaysia

A stochastic model for relative risk estimation of leptospirosis in Malaysia

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The relative risk of a disease is the observed probability that a member of an exposed group will develop the disease relative to the expected probability that a member of a susceptible group will develop the same disease. The estimation of relative risk is important for disease mapping; it is a met...

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Main Authors: Ideris, S.H (Author), Jaini N.I (Author), Jamil N.M (Author), Jonovich A.A.A (Author), Jusoh @ Awang R. (Author), Kasim A.R.M (Author), Malim, M.R (Author), Shaadan, N. (Author), Zabidi S.F.A (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Physics Publishing 2019
Subjects:
Discrete time
Disease mapping
Disease risks
Disease transmission
Estimation
Geographical distribution
Observed probabilities
Random effects
Random processes
Relative risks
Risk perception
Stochastic models
Stochastic systems
Transmission model
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