Open czdz opened 4 years ago
Check Okaloosa County ... 102,103?
Looks to me like there is a comma missing for Okaloosa County (FIPS=12091). Line ends: ...69,78,80,83,91,101,102103
Is this also impacting the global confirmed file?
Report shows Okaloosa should in fact be 103 cases, not 102,103: https://www.thedestinlog.com/news/20200413/coronavirus-by-countycity-statewide-deaths-at-499-okaloosa-santa-rosa-report-more-cases-other-nwf-counties-remain-unchanged
This is likely the due to the error @vk4tdi pointed out and it appears to be affecting just about all files for April 13th.
I can tell that you are getting this erroneous data from 1point3acres, where I first noticed the issue. They have fixed the error since. You just need to refresh the data.
Also reported in https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19/issues/2166; consolidating into this one
There has not been any new commits so I don't know how the issue could be fixed. The data is still showing 682,619 total cases in the US.
They'll notice and fix soon since their dashboard is also showing the wrong number so I guess just wait for it.
@tylerhg It hasn't been fixed yet. Actually, their online dashboard shows that error too...
I hope they fix it soon
Guys, their dashboard was fixed at least 15 minutes ago. Please refresh.
mmm nope, it still shows 682,619... I just refreshed. How many cases does it show to you @aakash-sahai?
Hmm, that is strange. I posted the screenshot with a 6:15 PM MDT timestamp. It is 6:35 PM MDT now. Some web-cache has it wrong, if others see a different picture.
1point3acres gets US data from https://covidtracking.com/, which references Florida's dashboard. Florida's official number is 103 for Okaloosa.
You guys are discussing two different dashboards. 1point3acres has been fixed. Johns Hopkins dashboard has not been fixed.
Cool. Things are improving. Top level US numbers look good on JHU dashboard, but FL numbers are still inflated.
They'll notice and fix soon since their dashboard is also showing the wrong number so I guess just wait for it.
Do they usually fix wrong data points at night? Have to deliver something tomorrow morning so I am not sure if I should manually fix it on my end or wait
The fixed it already, but the daily report. They haven't updated the time series, which is the one we use the most, I think.
Whole world looks at JHU dashboard. Very few look at 1point3acres. It does not bode well for you guys. Have you contacted them to fix the time-series data?
https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19/pull/2170 Opened this for hot fix. Not sure how soon they will respond though.
Just pulled a corrected version
In the daily report, the Okaloosa confirmed case for 04.13 is fixed, yet the active case is still showing 102102
Just pulled a corrected version
Will this be included in the global time series or do you need a fix for that submitted as well?
time_series_covid19_confirmed_global.csv looks to be fixed; time_series_covid19_confirmed_US.csv looks to still have incorrect data
Now both time_series_covid19_confirmed_global & time_series_covid19_confirmed_US look fine
All else looks good but the total confirmed cases for world is still inflated, and the plot for US and world too.
The daily reports file still had the wrong number of active cases. Made the pull request #2171 to fix that
You're showing over 100,000 cases in Florida on 4/13/2020. This does not seem correct.