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RVF-Multinomial-Hurdle
Repository for analysis for Farm-Level Risk Factors of Increased Abortion and Mortality in Domestic Ruminants during the 2010 Rift Valley Fever Outbreak in Central South Africa
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GVP_sites_zonation
Sampling site selection for the Global Virome Project using Zonation
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amr-db
AMR emergence events data cleaning and compilation
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GeoName-Curator
A UI for curation of geoname annotations
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eidr-connect
EIDR Connect takes the data extracted by GRITS and structures it to reconstruct disease events as they are reported across different documents.
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fasterize
High performance raster conversion for modern spatial data
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yenpathy
Yen's K Shortest Paths in R, Quickly
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HP3
Repository for Host-Pathogen Phylogeny Project. Paper DOI: 10.1038/nature22975
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EpiTator
EpiTator annotates epidemiological information in text documents. It is the natural language processing framework that powers GRITS and EIDR Connect.
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awesome-parasite
A curated list of host-parasite information
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ai4e-data-labeling
Creating a subset of the PMC OAS for the AI for Earth Data Labeling grant
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predict-behav-report
Template for behavioral data analysis
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lemis
R package providing access to data on wildlife imports into the United States
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hotspots2
This code powers the models for the paper "Global hotspots and correlates of emerging zoonotic diseases".
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infrastructure
Automation code related to jenkins and docker based infrastructure
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eha-ma-handbook
EcoHealth Alliance Modeling & Analytics Handbook
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dfhc
Deep Forest Human Contact datasets
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geoname-annotator-training
Training and evaluation scripts for the EpiTator geoname annotator
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pubcrawler
PubCrawler uses the EpiTator framework (known at time of writing as Annie) to resolve toponyms in the PubMed Central Open Access Subset. It was used to create the estimate of reporting bias in the paper "Global hotspots and correlates of emerging zoonotic diseases".