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title: 'pixelate.fork: Pixelate spatial predictions as per their average uncertainty'
version: 0.0.1
abstract: Pixelate spatially continuous predictions as per their average uncertainty.
  The package pixelate centres around a single function also called pixelate. The
  function pixelate groups predictions into a specified number of large pixels; computes
  the average uncertainty within each large pixel; then, for each large pixel, depending
  on its average uncertainty, either averages the predictions across it or across
  smaller pixels nested within it. The averaged predictions can then be plotted. The
  resulting plot of averaged predictions is selectively pixelated, similar to a photo
  that is deliberately pixelated to disguise a person’s identity. Areas of high average
  uncertainty in the pixelated plot are unresolved, while areas with high average
  certainty are resolved, similar to information poor versus rich regions of a satellite
  map.
authors:
- family-names: Taylor
  given-names: Aimee
  email: ataylor@hsph.harvard.edu
- family-names: Watson
  given-names: James
- family-names: Buckee
  given-names: Caroline
repository: https://plasmogenepi.r-universe.dev
repository-code: https://github.com/artaylor85/pixelate
url: https://github.com/artaylor85/pixelate
contact:
- family-names: Taylor
  given-names: Aimee
  email: ataylor@hsph.harvard.edu