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Fig 1.

Pipelines used for A) creating models and B) producing daily forecasts.

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Table 1.

Derived variables used to create forecast models.

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Table 2.

Mean forecast peak errors by method and syndromic surveillance system.

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Table 3.

Gamlss model coefficients for variation in error standard deviation vs actual counts.

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Fig 2.

Intensity errors during training period for A) emergency department acute bronchiolitis attendances and B) NHS 111 cough calls.

Lines show 50% and 95% confidence intervals.

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Fig 3.

Timing errors during training period for A) emergency department acute bronchiolitis attendances and B) NHS 111 cough calls.

Lines show 50% and 95% confidence intervals.

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Fig 4.

28 day forecast for peak emergency department acute bronchiolitis attendances in children aged <5 years.

Red squares are 28 day forecast, blue lines show 50% (dark blue) and 95% (light blue) data intervals around the peak forecast.

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Fig 5.

28 day forecast for peak NHS 111 cough calls in children aged <5 years.

Red squares are 28 day forecast, blue lines show 50% (dark blue) and 95% (light blue) data intervals around the peak forecast.

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