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Mixed Time Series Quasi-Likelihood Models for Uncovering Covid-19 Viral Load and Mortality Dynamics

混合类型时间序列拟似然模型:新冠病毒载量与死亡动态

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混合类型时间序列拟似然模型:新冠病毒载量与死亡动态

研究问题
如何联合分析作为病毒载量代理的连续有界检测指标与死亡计数,兼顾两类时间序列的取值性质和时间预测关系?
方法与思路
作者提出 MixTSQL 模型,以均值与方差设定构造混合类型时间序列拟似然,并使用拟极大似然估计及 Granger 因果检验。
材料陈述的贡献
摘要称,模型无需完整分布假设,估计量具有一致性与渐近正态性,并在圣保罗周度数据中发现病毒载量先于死亡的预测关系。
阅读关注点
应核对均值方差设定、动态稳定性条件、混合序列的联合建模方式,以及 Granger 检验的滞后选择和代理指标测量问题。
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所给版本为 arXiv 预印本,同行评审与期刊接收未核实;摘要未说明正则条件,Granger 关系也不足以确立干预因果效应。

原文摘要

Accurate real-time monitoring of disease transmission is crucial for epidemic control, which has conventionally relied on reported cases or hospital admissions. Such metrics are frequently susceptible to delays in reporting, various forms of bias, and under-ascertainment. Cycle threshold values obtained from reverse transcription quantitative polymerase chain reaction offer a promising alternative, serving as a proxy for viral load. In this paper, we aim to jointly model the viral load and the number of deaths (mortality), which involves a continuous bounded and a count time series, and therefore, a proper mixed-type model is needed. This is the motivation to introduce a new mixed-valued time series quasi-likelihood (MixTSQL) model capable of analyzing multivariate time series of different types, like continuous, discrete, bounded, and continuous positive. The MixTSQL model only requires a mean-variance specification with no distributional assumptions needed, and allows for testing Granger causality. Statistical guarantees are provided to ensure consistency and asymptotic normality of the proposed quasi-maximum likelihood estimators. We analyze weekly viral load and Covid-19 death counts in São Paulo, Brazil, using our MixTSQL model, which not only establishes the temporal order in which viral load Granger-causes mortality but also offers a comprehensive joint statistical analysis.

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