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A mechanistic statistical model of dengue dynamics in an endemic region
BackgroundDengue is a major public health challenge, and predictive models are crucial for early warning systems. However, many current modeling practices rely exclusively on climatic factors or employ complex algorithms that lack the interpretability needed for informed public health decision-makin
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