Outbreak analytics: a developing data science for informing the response to emerging pathogens
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Zhian N. Kamvar | R. Eggo | P. Moraga | W. Edmunds | P. Nouvellet | A. Cori | T. Jombart | S. Funk | O. Morgan | L. Kaiser | R. Ratnayake | J. Polonsky | A. Baidjoe | Z. Kamvar | K. Durski | P. Keating | O. L. P. de Waroux | M. Marks | C. Roberts | Jimmy Whitworth | J. Whitworth | O. Waroux | Olivier le Polain de Waroux
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