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Amortized Bayesian Disease Mapping and Boundary Detection on Heterogeneous Spatial Graphs
Spatial disease maps help public-health researchers identify geographic inequalities, but standard Bayesian smoothing can obscure localized disparities when neighboring communities have sharply different socioeconomic or behavioral profiles. Analysts therefore need to determine where smoothing shoul
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