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24 results for Avian Influenza

AI4AI uses machine learning to classify avian influenza host species from DNA sequences.

problem Classifying avian influenza host species from DNA sequences to reduce emergency response time.
method Quantitative methods using machine learning and deep learning.
result Best deep learning models achieve top-1 classification accuracy of 47%, and top-3 classification accuracy of 82%.

Modeling influenza spread using feature engineering and international flow deconvolution.

problem Predicting and mitigating influenza spread through feature extraction and international flow analysis.
method Discrete Fourier Transform, matrix completion, SVM, autoencoders, PCA, deconvolution of international flow.
result Significant environmental and economic features are crucial to influenza mortality.

Flusion combines multiple data sources to improve flu forecasts.

problem Accurate flu predictions to improve public health actions.
method Ensemble model combining gradient boosting quantile regression and Bayesian autoregressive models.
result Flusion was the top-performing model in the CDC's influenza prediction challenge.

Emergenet predicts animal influenza strain emergence, outperforming current methods.

problem Limited ability to quantitatively assess animal influenza strain emergence.
method Infer digital twin of sequence evolution using 220,151 HA sequences.
result Emergenet predictions outperform WHO seasonal vaccine recommendations and CDC IRAT scores.

Bayesian consensus improves accuracy of forecasts from miscalibrated sources.

problem Aggregating predictions from miscalibrated and noisy sources.
method Bayesian approach to adjust for bias and noise, using hierarchical models.
result Bayesian consensus estimator is unbiased and more efficient than alternatives.

Improves flu prediction by blending environment and population info.

problem Challenges in using data from one environment in another due to feature variability and population subgroup differences.
method Population-aware hierarchical Bayesian domain adaptation framework with multiple invariant components.
result Model improves flu prediction in new environments with unlabelled data.

Paper proposes a graph neural network for accurate long-term ILI prediction.

problem Limited long-term prediction performance and spatio-temporal dependency in existing models.
method Cross-location attention based graph neural network (Cola-GNN) for time series embeddings and location aware attentions.
result Proposed method shows strong predictive performance and interpretable results for long-term epidemic predictions.

WeatherFormer learns robust weather features from small datasets.

problem Modeling complex weather dynamics from limited data.
method Pretrained transformer encoder on large satellite dataset, with spatiotemporal encoding.
result State-of-the-art performance in county-level soybean yield prediction and influenza forecasting.

A new method combines ANN and Laplace for fast Bayesian inference in ODE models.

problem Bayesian inference for ODE systems with non-analytical solutions is computationally expensive.
method Hybrid approach using ANN for tractable likelihood and Laplace approximation.
result Effective posterior inference with improved computational cost compared to traditional methods.

Deep learning models outperform traditional methods in automated chief complaint classification for syndromic surveillance.

problem Improving accuracy and speed of automated classification of emergency department records for outbreak detection.
method Implemented two LSTM and GRU models compared to MNB and SVM classifiers trained on 3.6 million de-identified records.
result RNN models outperform bag-of-words classifiers, especially for chief complaints.