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The "slide a computation" vignette says “As we can see from the top right panel, it looks like Texas moved to weekly reporting of COVID-19 cases in summer of 2021.”
Texas is in the bottom right panel instead of the top right.
Some possible causes: the move from covidcast -> epidatr changed classes somehow, the API response's row ordering changed due to internals or to revisions, or there were updates to dplyr. We may want to check how this changed to make sure it doesn't shift underneath us again, or make the wording not mention plot location.
And how can we draw this kind of conclusion? This needs more explanation. GA has roughly the same curve as TX, can we also conclude that GA moved to weekly reporting?
I think this is from looking at the bars behind the lines. They aren't very visible right now; maybe we need to widen the plot and move to ggplotly to allow interactivity. We should check whether this conclusion is actually true, in addition to explaining and addressing GA (and FL?).
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"Slide" article reference to and conclusions about Texas reporting are confusion/need to be expanded
"Slide" vignette reference to and conclusions about Texas reporting are confusion/need to be expanded
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nmdefries
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"Slide" vignette reference to and conclusions about Texas reporting are confusion/need to be expanded
"Slide" vignette reference to and conclusions about Texas reporting need to be expanded
Oct 26, 2023
The "slide a computation" vignette says “As we can see from the top right panel, it looks like Texas moved to weekly reporting of COVID-19 cases in summer of 2021.”
Some possible causes: the move from
covidcast
->epidatr
changed classes somehow, the API response's row ordering changed due to internals or to revisions, or there were updates to dplyr. We may want to check how this changed to make sure it doesn't shift underneath us again, or make the wording not mention plot location.I think this is from looking at the bars behind the lines. They aren't very visible right now; maybe we need to widen the plot and move to
ggplotly
to allow interactivity. We should check whether this conclusion is actually true, in addition to explaining and addressing GA (and FL?).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: