Spatial clustering using regions
Do you have
- case and population at risk data,
or
- disease frequency data?
Notes:
- For example, choosing (a) may mean that you have, for each area, the
number of cases (the numerator) and the size of the population at risk (the
denominator). Choosing (b) may mean that you have only disease rate data.
- Methods using
numerator and denominator data have greater statistical power than
methods using just disease frequency data.
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