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Tree statistics improve neural simulation-based inference of epidemiological parameters over case counts alone
During an infectious disease outbreak, accurate estimates of epidemiological parameters such as the reproduction number and infection duration can inform the public health response. Recently, neural simulation-based inference (NSBI) methods have become popular for estimating these parameters due to
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