Methods and Data for Spatial Epidemiology
Methods and data for cluster detection and disease mapping.
Produce plots of emprical Bayes posterior densities when the data Y are Poisson with expected number E and relative risk theta, with the latter having a gamma distribution with known values alpha and beta, which are estimated using empirical Bayes.
Produce the probabilities of exceeding a threshold given a posterior gamma distribution.
Compute Parameters to Calibrate a Gamma Distribution
Compute Parameters to Calibrate a Log-normal Distribution
MCMC simulation to sample configurations
Upstate New York Leukemia Data
Test if two numeric vectors are equal
Draw a sample of size 1 given probabilities
Bayesian Cluster Detection Method
Besag-Newell Cluster Detection Method
Internal Besag Newell method
Compute Binomial Likelihoods
Check if proposed configurations overlap
Compute cartesian coordinates of a cluster center and radius
Clean up proposed moves matrix
Compute log Bayes Factors
Compute log likelihood for all single zones
Create geographical objects to be used in Bayesian Cluster Detection Method
Empirical Bayes Estimates of Relative Risk
Estimate lambda values
Compute Expected Numbers of Disease
Convert Coordinates from Grid to Latitude/Longitude
Kulldorff Cluster Detection Method
Compute permutation distribution for kulldorff method
Convert Coordinates from Latitude/Longitude to Grid
log multinomial Density
log Negative Binomial Density
Plot Levels of a Variable in a Colour-Coded Map
Normalize vector to sum to 1.
Pennsylvania Lung Cancer
Compute Poisson Likelihoods
Convert a Polygon to a Spatial Polygons Object
Process MCMC Sample
Return all possible birth moves
Return all death moves
Return all possible local moves: growth, trim, recenter
Lip Cancer in Scotland
Create set of all single zones and output geographical information
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