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Urban Structure Predicts a Persistent Place-Based Spatial Signature of Dengue Susceptibility Across Epidemic Conditions
Urban structure alone consistently recovered the relative spatial distribution of dengue susceptibility in unseen years, with year-specific Spearman correlations ranging from 0.49 to 0.76. Structural predictors achieved stronger mean prospective spatial ranking than recent epidemiological history, w
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