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Prediction of COVID-19 infection cases taking into account mobility issues.
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Forecasts of cancer patients’ medical use and expenditure (income/admission cases).
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Forecasts of cancer patients’ medical use and expenditure (income/outpatient cases).
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The timeline of a series of mass gatherings and public demonstrations in Hong Kong in mid-2020.
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Pre-intervention balance of predictor variables in Panel A (June 20 as the intervention point).
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Daily cumulative number of first reported case COVID-19 and school closure.
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Estimation and prediction of the incidence <i>I</i>(<i>t</i>) in synthetic data.
Published 2024“…For each of these scenarios, we consider four testing and reporting models (see <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1012687#sec009" target="_blank">Methods</a> for details): constant reporting exponent <i>n</i> = −1 and testing that grows indefinitely with incidence (left column); constant reporting exponent <i>n</i> = −2 and testing that grows indefinitely with incidence (center-left column); variable reporting exponent <i>n</i> = −<i>α</i> log <i>C</i> and testing that grows indefinitely with incidence (center-right column); variable reporting exponent <i>n</i> = −<i>α</i> log <i>C</i> and testing that saturates at high incidence values (right column). …”
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Intercept and holiday coefficients with 95% confidence intervals based on robust standard errors.
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