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What Data is Used for Predictive Models?
Predictive models in epidemiology rely on various types of data, including:
Historical disease data
Demographic information
Environmental factors
Behavioral data
Genetic information
This data is often gathered from
public health surveillance systems
,
clinical studies
, and other sources.
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