Closed jscott6 closed 4 years ago
Plots added - can plot evolution of reproduction number, predicted observations and underlying infections using plot_rt(), plot_obs() and plot_infections() respectively.
Would it be useful if these methods supported facetting? If the group
argument was a vector we could facet on the groups. I have done this for the Rt plot and can add it to the others if others think it is useful.
Great idea!
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Would it be useful if these methods supported facetting? If the group argument was a vector we could facet on the groups. I have done this for the Rt plot and can add it to the others if others think it is useful.
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Great idea!
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I have pushed this to develop and updated the docs
I have pushed this to develop and updated the docs
This looks great - thanks a lot!
@jscott6 - can we close this one?
Should have plotting methods for model fit objects ('epimodels'). Nice to have ability to plot reproduction number over time in particular. Could perhaps use 'Bayesplot' package.