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Flexibly Incorporating Prior Information Into Subset Scan Statistics

Aug 2026 · Methodology and Computing in Applied Probability · Vol 28 · 0 citations · 52 references

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It is demonstrated that this approach maintains computational efficiency and exact detection of the highest-scoring subset for small-sized filter sets, and initial results for scaling to larger-sized filter sets are presented.

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