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Table 2 Clusters of high and low prevalences of P. falciparum infection detected using the spatial scan statistic

From: Clustering of asymptomatic Plasmodium falciparum infection and the effectiveness of targeted malaria control measures

Spatial clustering by year and season

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) inside cluster

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) outside cluster

Cluster size (km)

Std dev of clusters

p-value

 

Years

# HH’s

Cases

Dangassa

2012–16

32

239

30.01

43.20

0.13

31.52

0.001

Dioro

2012–16

1

3

100.0

26.70

0.00

30.99

0.159

Gambissara

2012–16

1

6

100.0

6.12

0.00

12.07

0.001

Madina Fall

2012–16

1

2

25.00

0.48

0.00

3.30

0.021

Spatial clustering by year and season

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) inside cluster

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) outside cluster

Cluster size (km)

Std dev of clusters

p-value

Dry season

Years

# HH’s

Cases

Dangassa

2012–16

32

110

24.57

39.00

0.13

30.44

0.009

Dioro

2012–16

1

2

100.0

18.61

0.00

27.74

0.240

Gambissara

2012–16

16

72

27.39

6.03

1.52

14.12

0.001

Madina fall

2012–16

3

9

11.11

0.55

0.08

4.35

0.284

Spatial clustering by year and season

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) inside cluster

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) outside cluster

Cluster size (km)

Std dev of clusters

p-value

Wet season

Years

# HH’s

Cases

Dangassa

2012–16

35

119

34.91

47.96

0.12

31.92

0.043

Dioro

2012–16

1

4

100.0

34.33

0.00

31.76

0.073

Gambissara

2012–16

1

3

100.0

3.82

0.00

8.56

0.001

Madina Fall

2012–16

1

4

6.25

0.28

0.00

2.10

0.284

Temporal clustering—year and season

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) inside cluster

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) outside cluster

Cluster size (km)

Std dev of clusters

p-value

Dry season

Years

# HH’s

Cases

Dangassa

2013–2014

239

416

48.54

24.98

NA

28.49

0.001

Dioro

2015

305

238

43.38

10.68

NA

24.16

0.001

Gambissara

2014–2016

141

397

6.68

14.35

NA

15.48

0.001

Madina Fall

2013

146

144

2.02

0.12

NA

4.53

0.001

Temporal clustering—year and season

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) inside cluster

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) outside cluster

Cluster size (km)

Std dev of clusters

p-value

Wet season

Years

# HH’s

Cases

Dangassa

2014–2015

239

353

55.82

37.58

NA

30.96

0.001

Dioro

2014

305

176

63.27

28.42

NA

29.13

0.001

Gambissara

2013–2014

141

267

5.26

3.42

NA

11.16

0.282

Madina Fall

2014

146

91

0.80

0.23

NA

2.16

0.097

Space/time clustering—year/season

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) inside cluster

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) outside cluster

Cluster size (km)

Std dev of clusters

p-value

Dry season

Years

# HH’s

Cases

Dangassa

2014

56

50

66.08

35.14

0.92

29.92

0.001

Dioro

2015

81

57

52.98

16.62

0.28

26.63

0.001

Gambissara

2013–2015

1

3

100.00

8.33

0.00

14.34

0.001

Madina Fall

2013

3

3

33.33

0.55

0.08

3.68

0.049

Space/time clustering—year/season

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) inside cluster

\( \overline{\text{x}} \) outside cluster

Cluster size (km)

Std dev of clusters

p-value

Wet season

Years

# HH’s

Cases

Dangassa

2016

60

43

21.07

47.41

0.61

31.70

0.002

Dioro

2014

67

53

70.97

32.54

0.16

30.84

0.001

Gambissara

2012–2014

1

3

100.00

3.82

0.00

8.56

0.001

Madina Fall

2013–2014

1

2

12.50

0.28

0.00

2.03

0.333

  1. HH household; \( \overline{\text{x}} \) mean value
  2. The results provided were generated for the spatial, temporal and spatiotemporal analyses performed using the Spatial Scan Statistic. Each row represents the most likely cluster (based on the most significant p-value). Note that each row shows only the most likely cluster and that secondary clusters are not shown for brevity