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I've seen plenty of graphs where people plot the epidemics correcting for start date in each country, that seems pretty useful. Edit: Here you go, here's one c
by codeulike 7y ago
I've seen plenty of graphs where people plot the epidemics correcting for start date in each country, that seems pretty useful.
Edit: Here you go, here's one corrected for day of 100th case.
https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1241149458089418752 https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1241149458089418752
- systemvoltage 7y agoThis is nice but still has major confounding effects that could completely change the story: - Amount of testing - Sampling process of testing - i.e. Policies that govern whether someone should be tested or not. Each country has their own policy. - Demographics, especially age - Still shows total cases, should be cases/capita - Some effects of weather/humidity
- codeulike 7y agoI agree except for cases/capita. I dont see how that is relevant during the initial phases of an epidemic, as explained above.