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A coupled hidden Markov model for disease interactions

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  • Chris Sherlock
  • Tatiana Xifara
  • Sandra Telfer
  • Mike Begon

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  • Chris Sherlock & Tatiana Xifara & Sandra Telfer & Mike Begon, 2013. "A coupled hidden Markov model for disease interactions," Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C, Royal Statistical Society, vol. 62(4), pages 609-627, August.
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