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I'm not sure, but typically when that happens there's a change either in how deaths are counted or how tests are administered.
by SuoDuanDao 6y ago
I'm not sure, but typically when that happens there's a change either in how deaths are counted or how tests are administered.
- amelius 6y agoCould the historical data be adjusted for this blip? Because now it looks like Sweden's curve is flattening.
- SuoDuanDao 6y agoRetconning the data? That's highly unpopular among a vocal minority. Typically these sorts of things show the raw data and allow people to extrapolate 'real' infection rates etc for themselves. Changing all data from before there was a change in the measurement standard would be putting extrapolation right into the data feed. I think the responsible thing to do might be to show error bars, then it would be more intuitive what happened.