Evidence-based controls for epidemics using spatio-temporal stochastic models in a Bayesian framework.

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Christopher A Gilligan

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Gavin J Gibson

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George Streftaris

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Nik J Cunniffe

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Tim R Gottwald

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10.1098/RSIF.2017.0386

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