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TERN: A Delta-rule Memory with a Seasonal Reference and Online Adaptation for Epidemic Forecasting
Weekly influenza surveillance counts guide vaccine distribution and public-health alerts, yet they are hard to forecast. Each region offers only a few seasons, waves shift in timing and height every year, and information that helps while a wave grows misleads after its peak, whereas last season's sh
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