Inferring Epidemiological Dynamics with Bayesian Coalescent Inference: The Merits of Deterministic and Stochastic Models
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Tanja Stadler | Alexei J Drummond | Alex Popinga | A. Drummond | T. Vaughan | T. Stadler | Tim Vaughan | Alex Popinga
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