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Reproducible analysis code for malaria transmission patterns in Mozambique, 2017-2023

Domain:

healthcare

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
Mux
Publisher:
Zenodo
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This release contains the final reproducibility package for the manuscript: "Exploring malaria patterns in Mozambique: a subnational data-driven analysis of spatial and seasonal transmission heterogeneity (2017–2023)." Changes include: alignment of the environmental NB2 models with the cleaned RDT-only malaria outcome; calendar-based environmental lags; exclusion of daytime land surface temperature because of multicollinearity; incidence rate ratios reported using epidemiologically meaningful increments; updated Table 2 outputs and model diagnostics; MIT License; corrected CITATION.cff metadata. Restricted National Malaria Control Programme datasets are not included. Please cite this software using the citation below.

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malariaMozambiquespatial epidemiologyseasonalityreproducible researchR

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MIT Licensehttps://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

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