backcalculation of HIV infection rates
It seems like that would not be that hard, but it is not in my area. My advice is to break the problem up, write code for each sub-problem, and then combine all of the little functions into one big function to "solve" the problem. my two cents, Stephen Sefick
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 8:21 AM, Gladys Dimba <gdimba at gmail.com> wrote:
The backcalculation is a procedure that has been used to calculate the HIV incidence given AIDS diagnosis cases (usually annual cases or quarterly cases) and some assumed incubation period distribution : usually the Weibull or gama has been used. How can the backcalculation be implemented in R? ? ? ? ?[[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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