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Product Description
Clusters of disease, such as leukemia or breast
cancer, can be caused by environmental factors, or they can arise by
chance. How can we tell whether an observed cluster is real? Use ClusterSeer. ClusterSeer's
state-of-the-art methods allow you to determine whether a cluster is
significant, where it is located, and when it arose, providing insight
into the origin, causes, and correlates of disease.
ClusterSeer evaluates whether disease
clusters occur near a presumed source of risk, or it locates clustering
without a known focus. Determine the significance of a cluster, where
it is located, and when it arose.
ClusterSeer offers statistical methods
not currently available in any other software. It can be used
alone, or in conjunction with BoundarySeer
for an even fuller perspective on your data.
ClusterSeer was developed at BioMedware
, using grant funding from the National Cancer Institute. These
grants were awarded through scientific peer review, validating
the relevance and innovation of our approach.
Principal Characteristics
ClusterSeer brings cluster detection software
up to date. No other clustering product provides multiple comparison
adjustments, as many cluster detection methods, nor any set
of methods as current. See below for a listing of ClusterSeer’s
principle characteristics.
Cluster Detection
Detection of clusters around a known focus
- Diggles Method
- Bithells Method
- Score Method
Detection of local-scale Clusters
- Besag and Newell’s Method
- Local Moran Method
- Turnbull’s Method
Detection of any clustering in study area
- Besag and Newell’s Method
- Ripley’s K-Function
Detection of Clustering in Space and Time
Retrospective Surveillance
- Levin and Kline’s Modified CuSum
- Rogerson’s Spatial Pattern
- Surveillance Technique
Expert Knowledge
- Cluster Advisor
- Comprehensive On-Line Help
Advanced Statistical Methods
- Multiple Comparison Adjustment
Results Visualization
- Maps
- Histograms
- Plots
- Statistical Results Log
Systems Technical Requirements
ClusterSeer requires the following Windows Operating Systems: Windows 95 or higher, WinNT4.0
or higher.
ClusterSeer
is protected by U.S. patent 6,360,184.
© Copyright 2004-2010 TerraSeer Inc.
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