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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Risk-based Testing"”.
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Optimal Risk-based Pooled Testing in Public Health Screening, with Equity and Robustness Considerations
Group (pooled) testing, i.e., testing multiple subjects simultaneously with a single test, is essential for classifying a large population of subjects as positive or negative for a binary characteristic (e.g., presence of a disease, genetic disorder, or a product defect). While group testing is …
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Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning for the Risk-Based Management of Agricultural Supply Chains
… a number of serious and global public health risks arise from food supply chains. Two central such risks are adulteration, in which unsafe food is sold for human consumption, and zoonotic diseases (i.e., viruses and diseases that can transfer from animals to humans through food supply chains) …
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Optimal Data-driven Methods for Subject Classification in Public Health Screening
Biomarker testing, wherein the concentration of a biochemical marker is measured to predict the presence or absence of a certain binary characteristic (e.g., a disease) in a subject, is an essential component of public health screening. For many diseases, the concentration of disease-related …