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but date > end_date makes the pmin bit unnecessary. Are we also assuming that for an outbreak with a long interval all the cases happen on the end date? Or should we be splitting them up along the interval somehow?
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Getting more fine-grained data for specific locations such as Tanzania may also be possible. @rostal mentioned that Harold may have more information. Mindy and I discussed that for now we don't need to spread the case data out over the interval and just to use the start and end dates.
How should we deal with ongoing outbreaks? For example, if the
outbreak_start_date
is beforedate
butend_date
is afterdate
? The current approach is:and then we filter such that,
but
date > end_date
makes the pmin bit unnecessary. Are we also assuming that for an outbreak with a long interval all the cases happen on the end date? Or should we be splitting them up along the interval somehow?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: