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We aggregated weekly clinical visit data (I_{w, l}), sentiment (S_{w, l}^{s_{i}}), and emotion (E_{w, l}^{e_{j}}) proportions by geolocation to construct the ILI and affect proportion time series.

However, these are the types of signals most likely to be detected by the astute clinician (in the case of outpatient or ED data) or by an epidemiologist visually looking for jumps in counts or proportions in a time series.

We also calculated original and adjusted time series of proportion of low birth weight births (< 2500 grams) and proportion of low gestational age births (<37 weeks).

We assume that the data contains a proportion 0≤ ξ<1 of noise; that is, a proportion ξ of entries in the time series are assumed to be "flipped" through noise.

The Mann-Kendall test (a non-parametric rank-based test) was conducted for assessing the significance of the trend in the de-seasonalized time series of proportions of HIV seropositive migrants.

The following measures were collected: the number of outbreaks identified and the proportion of total cases in the time series that exceeded the outbreak threshold.

Thus, both the ED and ambulance time series include a proportion of non-febrile convulsions that are unrelated to respiratory illness.

The two variables, number of outbreaks identified and the proportion of total cases in the time series that exceeded the outbreak threshold, were first scaled to equivalent maximum ranges (0 10).

Figure 3 shows the time series of the proportions of unnecessarily repeated HBs antigen tests from January 2004 to December 2007.

A deployment strategy is the time series of the proportions of fields sown with R plants each year in the landscape during the time window of resistance deployment considered (n y ).

We determined the wavelet spectra of NEE or ET time series to identify the proportion of the variability in NEE or ET attributable to processes operating at specific timescales/frequencies.