Closed LucyMcGowan closed 4 years ago
Hi Lucy,
Thanks for the suggestion! 🙂
We had a team meeting yesterday and are likely going to add in additional bias options. We're however still working on the messaging -- we don't want to give people too many choices, choices they don't understand or minimize the potential risk. The modeling folks will decide the final options, but I'm guessing we'll add a 2 (or 3), 5 and 10x option. I'll update this issue to track progress
Awesome. I agree it's challenging to decide what to do. Another option would be to use something like death data and IFR, so that it could be location specific. This obviously also has challenges with lags, etc.
Today, CDC released new serology reports: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/commercial-labs-interactive-serology-dashboard.html
Dr. Weitz summarized it this thread: https://twitter.com/joshuasweitz/status/1285657293040881664
Median from the @CDCgov new sero reports: 9x-10x
Here's what the @CDCgov's recent serological survey data found:
UT: >2x
MN: >3x
CT: >4x
Philadelphia: >4x
SF: >9x
West Washington: >9x
South Florida: >10x
NYC: >10x
MO: >13x
LA: >16x
We'll be adding in toggles for 2x, 5x, and 10x.
@seolhalee has prepared the UI/rendering changes needed https://github.com/seolhalee/edit-covid19-risk-planner-map
Mallory send over the documentation bits last night. Now it just needs to be put together.
@LucyMcGowan We now make maps available at 5x and 10x bias levels. We decided against 2x, since it appears that UT is an outlier here and we don't want to give a false sense of safety.
Fabulous, thank you so much 🙏
The ascertainment bias is a bit outdated for most places - it would be fabulous to have a slider with a few options https://github.com/appliedbinf/covid19-event-risk-planner/blob/078498611b4ca2c5ae8842e5bbc9780508e717b3/COVID19-Event-Risk-Planner/makeDailyMaps.R#L45
My understanding from looking at #6 is that you are pre-rendering the maps, so this could substantially add to that, but perhaps just allowing for 3 options (1:10, 1:5, 1:2) would suffice?