Forecasting Tuberculosis Incidence in Somalia: A Comparative Analysis of Single and Hybrid Time‐Series Models

The resulting forecasts provide valuable insights into future TB incidence trends in Somalia. These findings underscore the importance of hybrid modeling in generating accurate data to aid informed public health decision-making and the development of targeted intervention strategies for TB control.

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Health Science Reports
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2026-02-25
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https://doi.org/10.1002/hsr2.71923
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Tuberculosis Research and Epidemiology
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Forecasting Tuberculosis Incidence in Somalia: A Comparative Analysis of Single and Hybrid Time‐Series Models

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Forecasting Tuberculosis Incidence in Somalia: A Comparative Analysis of Single and Hybrid Time‐Series Models

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Abstract

The resulting forecasts provide valuable insights into future TB incidence trends in Somalia. These findings underscore the importance of hybrid modeling in generating accurate data to aid informed public health decision-making and the development of targeted intervention strategies for TB control.

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University of Hargeisa (SO), University of Manchester (GB), Amoud University (SO)
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