Trends, seasonality and anomalies: making your time-series talk

Mar 23, 2014

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Goals for of this talk. Learn how to extract the basic components of epidemiological relevance from a time-seriesLearn how to explore the spatial patterns of those components Introduce the modeling tool Epipoi (www.epipoi.info). But before this

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Trends, seasonality and anomalies: making your time-series talk

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