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    • Epidemiology and Public Health
    • Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
    • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

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    • Predicting COVID-19's nonlinear spread is a public health challenge.
    • Deep learning models like GNNs, RNNs, and Transformers show promise but have limitations.
    • Existing models often lack deep integration, use simplistic graph embeddings, and underutilize time-lagged data like policy information.

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    • To address limitations in current deep learning models for epidemiological prediction.
    • To improve the accuracy and utility of COVID-19 forecasts for public health interventions.

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    • Developed ReGraFT, a Seq2Seq model integrating multigraph-gated recurrent units (MGRU) with adaptive graphs.
    • Employed adaptive MGRU cells within an RNN framework to model inter-regional dependencies and transmission dynamics.
    • Incorporated a self-normalizing priming (SNP) layer with Scaled Exponential Linear Units (SeLU) for forecast stability and accuracy.
    • Systematically compared and integrated various graph types (fully connected, pooling, attention-based) for nuanced inter-regional relationship representation.
    • Included lagged COVID-19 policy data and interstate travel information in the forecasting model.

    Main Results:

    • ReGraFT demonstrated significant improvements in long-term COVID-19 forecasting.
    • The model achieved a 2.39% to 35.92% reduction in root mean square error (RMSE) compared to state-of-the-art models.
    • Integration of adaptive graphs and policy data led to more accurate and robust predictions.
    • The self-normalizing priming layer enhanced forecast stability across different time horizons.

    Conclusions:

    • ReGraFT offers a powerful new tool for accurate, long-term COVID-19 forecasting.
    • The model's ability to integrate diverse data sources, including policy changes, enhances its public health utility.
    • This approach provides more reliable predictions, supporting evidence-based public health decision-making and resource allocation.