Identifiability in epidemic models with prior immunity and under-reporting.
F. Bergström, M. Favero and T. Britton. [arXiv]
Large-sample analysis of cost functionals for inference under the coalescent.
M. Favero and J. Koskela. [arXiv]
The length of haplotype blocks and signals of structural variation in reconstructed genealogies.
A. Ignatieva, M. Favero, J. Koskela, J. Sant and S. R. Myers. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 42, 9: msaf190 (2025). [journal] [bioRxiv]
Sideward contact tracing in an epidemic model with mixing groups.
D. Zhang and M. Favero. Methodology and Computing in Applied Probability 27, 33 (2025). [journal] [arXiv]
Sampling probabilities, diffusions, ancestral graphs, and duality under strong selection.
M. Favero and P. A. Jenkins. Electronic Journal of Probability 30: 1-42 (2025). [journal] [arXiv]
Weak convergence for the scaled jump chain and number of mutations of the Kingman coalescent.
M. Favero and H. Hult. Electronic Journal of Probability 29: 1-22 (2024). [journal] [arXiv]
Modelling preventive measures and their effect on generation times in emerging epidemics.
M. Favero, G. Scalia Tomba and T. Britton. Journal of The Royal Society Interface 19: 20220128 (2022). [journal] [arXiv]
Asymptotic behaviour of sampling and transition probabilities in coalescent models under selection and parent dependent mutations.
M. Favero and H. Hult. Electronic Communications in Probability 27: 1-13 (2022). [journal] [arXiv]
A dual process for the coupled Wright-Fisher diffusion.
M. Favero, H. Hult and T. Koski. Journal of Mathematical Biology 82, 6 (2021). [journal] [arXiv]
Estimates of the proportion of SARS-CoV-2 infected individuals in Sweden.
H. Hult and M. Favero. Technical report (2020). [arXiv]
Asymptotics, weak convergence and duality in population genetics.
PhD thesis. [abstract & introduction]
Estimating the initial spread potential of an epidemic within a branching processes framework.
Master's thesis.