<p>50% and 90% credible interval estimates of the influenza season peak are plotted along with the median. Forecasts for the size of the ILI peak were widely varying in the 90% credible interval. This could possibly be reduced by the elimination of high peak outliers such as the 2009 H1N1 emergence and through adjustment of low forecasts in our prior. However, even with these draw backs the 50% credible region has a width of only 1%–2%.</p
The epidemic sizes of influenza A/H3N2, A/H1N1, and B infections vary from year to year in the Unite...
The epidemic sizes of influenza A/H3N2, A/H1N1, and B infections vary from year to year in the Unite...
Accurate forecasts could enable more informed public health decisions. Since 2013, CDC has worked wi...
<p>This figure shows the prior forecast along with the 2013–2014 ILI data. Note the potential for an...
<p>50% and 90% credible interval estimates of the influenza season start week are plotted along with...
<p>The percent improvement in the M-distance for the U.S. 2013–2014 ILI forecast using the data assi...
<p>This figure shows the results of our straw man prediction based on averaging past flu seasons. Si...
<p>Boxplots show the range of metric values observed each season across 97 cities and 48 states. ILI...
<p>Epidemic intensity was measured by Serfling regression of weekly percent-ILI for public health su...
<p>In each plot the dark blue region represents the region centered about the median in which 50% of...
<p>Monthly numbers of laboratory-confirmed influenza cases (circles) and model predictions: median (...
Background: The epidemic sizes of influenza A/H3N2, A/H1N1, and B infections vary from year to year ...
Accurate forecasts could enable more informed public health decisions. Since 2013, CDC has worked wi...
For all regions, ILI is low at the beginning (October) and end (May) of the flu season, peaking betw...
<p>Red symbols illustrate the comparison between IMS-ILI (y-axis) and CDC laboratory surveillance (x...
The epidemic sizes of influenza A/H3N2, A/H1N1, and B infections vary from year to year in the Unite...
The epidemic sizes of influenza A/H3N2, A/H1N1, and B infections vary from year to year in the Unite...
Accurate forecasts could enable more informed public health decisions. Since 2013, CDC has worked wi...
<p>This figure shows the prior forecast along with the 2013–2014 ILI data. Note the potential for an...
<p>50% and 90% credible interval estimates of the influenza season start week are plotted along with...
<p>The percent improvement in the M-distance for the U.S. 2013–2014 ILI forecast using the data assi...
<p>This figure shows the results of our straw man prediction based on averaging past flu seasons. Si...
<p>Boxplots show the range of metric values observed each season across 97 cities and 48 states. ILI...
<p>Epidemic intensity was measured by Serfling regression of weekly percent-ILI for public health su...
<p>In each plot the dark blue region represents the region centered about the median in which 50% of...
<p>Monthly numbers of laboratory-confirmed influenza cases (circles) and model predictions: median (...
Background: The epidemic sizes of influenza A/H3N2, A/H1N1, and B infections vary from year to year ...
Accurate forecasts could enable more informed public health decisions. Since 2013, CDC has worked wi...
For all regions, ILI is low at the beginning (October) and end (May) of the flu season, peaking betw...
<p>Red symbols illustrate the comparison between IMS-ILI (y-axis) and CDC laboratory surveillance (x...
The epidemic sizes of influenza A/H3N2, A/H1N1, and B infections vary from year to year in the Unite...
The epidemic sizes of influenza A/H3N2, A/H1N1, and B infections vary from year to year in the Unite...
Accurate forecasts could enable more informed public health decisions. Since 2013, CDC has worked wi...