Outbreak Definition by Change Point Analysis¶
Texier, G., Farouh, M., Pellegrin, L., Jackson, M. L., Meynard, J., Deparis, X., & Chaudet, H. (2016). Outbreak Definition by Change Point Analysis: A Tool for Public Health Decision?. BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 16.
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- The direction even runs sideways: regime-change detection methods developed in financial econometrics transfer to disease-surveillance time series
This sourceApplies change-point / structural-break detection methods (CUSUM, Bayesian change-point, structural-change models) — developed in econometrics — to disease-surveillance time series, documenting the cross-disciplinary transfer.
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Texier et al. apply change-point methods to disease-surveillance time series (simulated), but the abstract does not say the methods originated in financial econometrics.
“Our study aims at evaluating the ability of change point analysis (CPA) methods to locate the whole disease outbreak signal.”
- The direction even runs sideways: regime-change detection methods developed in financial econometrics transfer to disease-surveillance time series
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