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Bayesian Group Testing Regression with a Shape-Free Dilution Curve
Group testing pools specimens to cut the cost of screening, but pooling positive specimens with negative ones lowers assay sensitivity, so that the sensitivity of a pooled test depends on how many of its members are positive. Regression models for group testing accommodate this dilution effect throu
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