Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) cases are not random: explaining trend, low- and high-frequency oscillations based on the Austrian TBE time series

Table 3 Summary of GLM4, a negative binomial model for tick-borne encephalitis cases without vaccination (hypothetical cases)

	Estimate	SE	z	p
Intercept	0.126	0.831	0.151	0.880
N_TOT·10⁻⁶	0.438	0.109	4.006	<0.001	***
N_MIG·10⁻⁶	-6.589	1.381	-4.772	<0.001	***
SI	2.004	0.485	4.131	<0.001	***
F_year−2=1	0.267	0.077	3.454	<0.001	***
F_year−2=2	0.311	0.088	3.526	<0.001	***
F_year−2=3	0.276	0.105	2.643	0.008	**
SD · 10⁻³	0.542	0.239	2.273	0.023	*

The total population number N_TOT, the net migration N_MIG, the averaged log-transformed Scandinavian index SI as well as beech fructification factors 2 years prior F_year−2=1, 2 or 3 as well as the annual sunshine duration SD were used as predictors for which the estimate, the standard error SE, the z-value (test statistics), and the p-value (significance) are given

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