Predictions


ID

Lang

Model name

Author

Repository

Predict date Type Model ID

Description

556

infodengue_sprint_24_25_hybrid_CNN_LSTM_ensemble_model

2024-09-09 Model 34

infodengue_sprint_24_25_hybrid_CNN_LSTM_ensemble_model Prediction on AM_info_dengue_test_1

574

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-09-09 Model 27

This upload represents the epidemic prediction for validation test 1 in the state AC.

710

Model 2 - Weekly and yearly (rw1) components

2024-09-11 Model 28

This upload represents the epidemic prediction for validation test 1 in the state AM.

673

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-09-11 Model 27

This upload represents the epidemic prediction for validation test 1 in the state SE.

687

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-09-11 Model 27

This upload represents the epidemic prediction for validation test 2 in the state PA.

125

Temp-SPI Interaction Model

2024-08-14 Model 22

Validation test 1 for three-way interaction model (SE)

Arima model (3 weeks ahead)

2025-11-10 Model 160

Prediction 3 weeks ahead using data up to epiweek 202542

497

LSTM model for Infodengue Sprint

2024-09-02 Model 21

Predictions for 2024 in PB using the baseline architecture

121

Temp-SPI Interaction Model

2024-08-14 Model 22

Validation test 1 for three-way interaction model (RO)

251

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-08-15 Model 27

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one is assumed to be iid.

187

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-08-15 Model 27

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one is assumed to be iid.

256

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-08-15 Model 27

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one is assumed to be iid.

ISI_Dengue_Model

2025-08-21 Model 134

2022-23 Dengue Forecast for Rondônia

LSTM-RF model

2025-07-31 Model 137

LSTM-RF predictions for Mosqlimate Sprint 2025

101

Temp-SPI Interaction Model

2024-08-14 Model 22

Validation test 1 for three-way interaction model (AC)

703

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-09-11 Model 27

This upload represents the epidemic prediction for validation test 2 in the state DF.

196

Model 2 - Weekly and yearly (rw1) components

2024-08-15 Model 28

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one is assumed to be iid.

245

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-08-15 Model 27

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one is assumed to be iid.

GHR Model 2025

2025-07-31 Model 135

GHR Model 2025 Validation Test 1 - SE

259

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-08-15 Model 27

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one is assumed to be iid.

248

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-08-15 Model 27

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one is assumed to be iid.

LaCiD/UFRN

2025-07-30 Model 131

Dengue predictions for SC using Validation Test 2

265

Model 2 - Weekly and yearly (rw1) components

2024-08-15 Model 28

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one follows a RW(1) process.

305

Temp-SPI Interaction Model

2024-08-28 Model 22

2024/25 forecast for three-way interaction model (RR)

494

LSTM model for Infodengue Sprint

2024-09-02 Model 21

Predictions for 2024 in DF using the att_3 architecture

10

Random Forest model with uncertainty computed with conformal prediction

2023-09-14 Model 5

Forecast de novos casos para o geocode 2704302 entre 2022-01-01 e 2023-01-01 usando apenas os dados de todos as cidades clusterizadas com 2704302 como input

262

Model 2 - Weekly and yearly (rw1) components

2024-08-15 Model 28

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one follows a RW(1) process.

30

Deep learning model using BI-LSTM Layers

2023-09-12 Model 6

Forecast de novos casos para o geocode 2111300 entre 2022-01-01 e 2023-01-01 usando apenas os dados do geocode 2111300

107

Temp-SPI Interaction Model

2024-08-14 Model 22

Validation test 1 for three-way interaction model (DF)

191

Model 1 - Weekly and yearly (iid) components

2024-08-15 Model 27

The model is founded on a structural decomposition designed for modeling counting series, employing a Poisson distribution. The log intensity is defined by the sum of weekly and yearly components, where the first one is defined as a AR(1) process and the last one is assumed to be iid.

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