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Sorry, I'm not understanding how what you're quoting there relates to Fig. 2(B). That's a reference to a separate Weibo-based data analysis that has no link at
by AlanYx 4y ago
Sorry, I'm not understanding how what you're quoting there relates to Fig. 2(B). That's a reference to a separate Weibo-based data analysis that has no link at all to Fig. 2(B).
- anigbrowl 4y agoIt's not my job to read the paper and look at the figures for you. Try putting the maps side by side and realizing they show the same geographic area. Fig 2B is an exemplar, as is clear from the description: 'Schematic showing how cases can be near to, but not centered on, a specific location.'
- AlanYx 4y agoI'm trying to be civil, but you keep making statements about the paper that are objectively not correct. Fig. 2(B) does not show "second stage cases (mostly reported around January and February)" as you posted earlier. The map from the Weibo analysis is not shown in the paper, so one can't "put[] the maps side by side". Moreover, it's irrelevant to claim that a Weibo analysis of second stage cases not shown in the paper is relevant to the interpretation of figures in the paper that are not limited to second stage cases.
- anigbrowl 4y agoPerhaps you should get someone else to explain it to you. You are complaining that the map from the Weibo analysis is not shown in the paper, but it is, in figures 1D & 1E. Either you have poor reading comprehension or you are just trying to confuse people.