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Data-driven stochastic reconstruction of dengue epidemic dynamics: state-dependent stochasticity and temporal organization
Dengue epidemics exhibit strong stochastic variability, temporal memory and complex temporal organization that are difficult to capture using conventional deterministic epidemic models. However, the dependence of epidemic fluctuations on the underlying dynamical state and their influence on reconstr
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