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Table 4 Results of cluster analysis at 5 % maximum window size intervals

From: Spatial distribution and cluster analysis of retail drug shop characteristics and antimalarial behaviors as reported by private medicine retailers in western Kenya: informing future interventions

Maximum window

Size significant cluster order

Relative risk

Log likelihood ratio

p value

No. of cases in cluster

No. of expected cases

No. of controls in cluster

Radius of cluster

50

Primary

0.32

8.24

0.007

4

12.54

32

7.97

50

Secondary

0

6.85

0.038

0

4.85

12

4.37

45

Primary

0.23

8.24

0.007

4

12.54

32

7.97

45

Secondary

0

6.85

0.038

0

4.85

12

4.37

40

Primary

0.23

8.24

0.006

4

12.54

32

7.97

40

Secondary

0

6.85

0.036

0

4.85

12

4.37

35

Primary

0.22

7.16

0.018

3

10.51

27

6.86

35

Second

0

6.85

0.033

0

4.85

12

4.37

30

Primary

0.22

7.16

0.017

3

10.51

27

6.86

30

Secondary

0

6.85

0.031

0

4.85

12

4.37

25

Primary

0.11

6.99

0.018

1

7.28

19

5.78

25

Secondary

0

6.85

0.031

0

4.85

12

4.37

20 a

Primary

0

6.85

0.02

0

4.85

12

4.37

15

Primary

0

6.85

0.02

0

4.85

12

4.37

  1. Italicized areas are clusters shown in Fig. 2
  2. aThe primary cluster at 20 % is the same size and location of the secondary cluster for 50–25 %