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    Spatial Scan Statistics [1] usually assume Poisson or Binomial distributed data, which is not adequate in many disease surveillance scenarios. For example, small areas distant from hospitals may exhibit a smaller number of cases than expected in… read more
    … data collection or the difficulty to access remote sites. Those factors generate excess zero case counts or … data collection or the difficulty to access remote sites. Those factors generate excess zero case counts or …
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    Multiple or irregularly shaped spatial clusters are often found in disease or syndromic surveillance maps. We develop a novel method to delineate the contours of spatial clusters, especially when there is not a clearly dominating primary cluster,… read more
    … data set maps. BACKGROUND The solution of computationally hard problems with artificial neural networks normally …