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A tree-based scan statistic for database studies with time-to-event outcomes
Tree-based scan statistics (TBSSs) are machine learning methods for disproportionality analyses. They simultaneously scan for thousands of hierarchically related health outcomes to detect potential signals of harm from drugs and vaccines, controlling for multiplicity. TBSSs have been extensively use
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