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Verbal Autopsy in Civil Registration and Vital Statistics: The Symptom-Cause Information Archive
Samuel J. Clark, Martin W. Bratschi, Philip Setel +6
The burden of disease is fundamental to understanding, prioritizing, and monitoring public health interventions. Cause of death is required to calculate the burden of disease, but…
Bayesian Joint Spike-and-Slab Graphical Lasso
Zehang Richard Li, Tyler H. McCormick, Samuel J. Clark
In this article, we propose a new class of priors for Bayesian inference with multiple Gaussian graphical models. We introduce fully Bayesian treatments of two popular procedures,…
Quantifying the Contributions of Training Data and Algorithm Logic to the Performance of Automated Cause-assignment Algorithms for Verbal Autopsy
Samuel J. Clark, Zehang Li, Tyler H. McCormick
A verbal autopsy (VA) consists of a survey with a relative or close contact of a person who has recently died. VA surveys are commonly used to infer likely causes of death for indi…
Bayesian factor models for probabilistic cause of death assessment with verbal autopsies
Tsuyoshi Kunihama, Zehang Richard Li, Samuel J. Clark +1
The distribution of deaths by cause provides crucial information for public health planning, response, and evaluation. About 60% of deaths globally are not registered or given a ca…
InSilicoVA: A Method to Automate Cause of Death Assignment for Verbal Autopsy
Samuel J. Clark, Tyler McCormick, Zehang Li +1
Verbal autopsies (VA) are widely used to provide cause-specific mortality estimates in developing world settings where vital registration does not function well. VAs assign cause(s…