<p>A: basic scenario, B: scenario B, excluding case 5, C: scenario C, excluding consumption and exposure intervals and D: scenario D, excluding case 5 and consumption and exposure intervals. The x axis specifies the included cases from case 1, case 1 and 2 etc. up to case 1 to 16 included in the analyses. The boxplot shows the median, 25 and 75 percentiles within the box. The upper and lower whiskers indicate the area between which the data would have been distributed given Gaussian distribution. The dots below or above the whiskers indicate outliers or extreme values. The product (square), batch (circle) and lot (triangle) which were identified as the most probable food product units responsible for the outbreak are indicated in red with t...
Boxplots for the distributions of the percentage of successful out-of-sample predictions for a varie...
<p>Columns of panels correspond to each of the three outbreaks: the Stoke-on-Trent outbreak (A,D), t...
<p>Each polygon represents one peach orchard. From left to right, the number of introduction patches...
<div><p>In order to facilitate foodborne outbreak investigations there is a need to improve the meth...
In order to facilitate foodborne outbreak investigations there is a need to improve the meth-ods for...
<p>Product X was the most suspected product. The batches and lots shown in this figure are those whe...
Identifying a specific product causing a foodborne disease outbreak can be difficult, especially whe...
Foodborne disease outbreaks of recent years demonstrate that due to increasingly interconnected supp...
Left: Distributions of cumulative infections over the 70-day training period across 1,000 replicate ...
Absence of pathogens is indicated by 0 and presence is indicated by 1. The boxplots display the medi...
Boxplot of onset days for the four categories of sepsis (gray dots = sample data points, black dots ...
<p>Each column shows a different population of introduction characteristic: (A,D) population size (l...
Foodborne outbreaks represent a significant public health burden. Outbreak investigations are often ...
<p>Estimated values of (a) <i>k̂</i> and (b) <i>m̂</i> for outbreak datasets generated by branching ...
Early identification of contaminated food products is crucial in reducing health burdens of food-bor...
Boxplots for the distributions of the percentage of successful out-of-sample predictions for a varie...
<p>Columns of panels correspond to each of the three outbreaks: the Stoke-on-Trent outbreak (A,D), t...
<p>Each polygon represents one peach orchard. From left to right, the number of introduction patches...
<div><p>In order to facilitate foodborne outbreak investigations there is a need to improve the meth...
In order to facilitate foodborne outbreak investigations there is a need to improve the meth-ods for...
<p>Product X was the most suspected product. The batches and lots shown in this figure are those whe...
Identifying a specific product causing a foodborne disease outbreak can be difficult, especially whe...
Foodborne disease outbreaks of recent years demonstrate that due to increasingly interconnected supp...
Left: Distributions of cumulative infections over the 70-day training period across 1,000 replicate ...
Absence of pathogens is indicated by 0 and presence is indicated by 1. The boxplots display the medi...
Boxplot of onset days for the four categories of sepsis (gray dots = sample data points, black dots ...
<p>Each column shows a different population of introduction characteristic: (A,D) population size (l...
Foodborne outbreaks represent a significant public health burden. Outbreak investigations are often ...
<p>Estimated values of (a) <i>k̂</i> and (b) <i>m̂</i> for outbreak datasets generated by branching ...
Early identification of contaminated food products is crucial in reducing health burdens of food-bor...
Boxplots for the distributions of the percentage of successful out-of-sample predictions for a varie...
<p>Columns of panels correspond to each of the three outbreaks: the Stoke-on-Trent outbreak (A,D), t...
<p>Each polygon represents one peach orchard. From left to right, the number of introduction patches...