Reshaping the use of digital tools to fight malaria

05/06/2018
by   Sekou L. Remy, et al.
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In this extended abstract we present our approach to marshal digital tools in the fight against malaria. We describe our scalable infrastructure which leverages abstractions to support effective deployment of existing computational models and their associated data.

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