… Disease mapping involves visual representation of more … empirical Bayesian estimation
of relative risk. In this technique the prior distribution of the estimates was empirically evaluated …

… disease risk and its association with environmental factors. However, incorporating dynamic
human behavioural processes in disease mapping … appropriately designed disease maps to …

… The possibility of digital interactivity requires us to reenvision the map reader as the map …
interactive maps and visualizations. In this article, we present an agenda for empirical research …

… transdisciplinary collaboration for integrated disease … in this Review require deep engagement
with models of … individual contact patterns driven by local disease prevalence). Fear is by …

… And so, we introduce a set of empirically grounded principles that individually, and as a
set, show promise in guiding evaluation practice in contexts where the meaning of …

… structure, for example, drawing the collaboration maps to analyse author collaborative
situations. Social networks have been the subject of empirical and theoretical studies in the social …

… The expansion of detailed and sophisticated disease mapping and spatial modelling … This
research offers an opportunity for greater collaboration among and between modellers, public …

… Our study is based on collaborative filtering model, and a probability conversion is defined.
Utilizing PCFM, we detected gene–disease relationships, and it is regarded as a semi-…

… maps displaying the collaborative links between authors who published at least 12 papers.
The first map, with only a couple of authors, goes back to 1988, and each subsequent …

… Figure 6 shows that all the papers were empirically evaluated using several empirical
research types. Of the selected papers, 54 percent belong to the HBE type (77 of 142 papers) …