Geospatial and multivariate analysis of under-five stunting children in Rwanda using DHS 2020

Author:

Ndagijimana Similien1ORCID,Kabano Ignace Habimana2ORCID,Masabo Emmanuel3ORCID,Ntaganda Jean Marie4ORCID

Affiliation:

1. African Centre of Excllence in Data Science, Biostatistics, University of Rwanda, Rwanda

2. African Centre of Excllence in Data Science, University of Rwanda, Rwanda

3. African Centre of Excllence in Data Science and African Centre of Excllence Internet of Things, University of Rwanda, Rwanda

4. College of Science and Technology, School of science, University of Rwanda, Rwanda

Publisher

ACM

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