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Comment on: "The Two Cultures of Prevalence Mapping: Small Area Estimation and Model-Based Geostatistics"
Small Area Estimation (SAE) and Model-Based Geostatistics (MBG) provide complementary approaches to prevalence mapping, with their relative advantages depending on the inferential goals and characteristics of the available data. We argue that a fuller comparison should consider model interpretabilit
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