Closed bryce-carson closed 3 months ago
@ashokkrish, may I have your input on this question?
@ashokkrish, may I have your input on this question?
Typically Day 1 is the day simulation begins with the user input. Day 2 is what is after 1 full day. I would leave Day 1 as is because sometimes we might want to see how many new cases after one day so Day 1 is a reference point. I hope this make sense.
Yes, very helpful.
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@ashokkrish https://github.com/ashokkrish, may I have your input on this question?
Typically Day 1 is the day simulation begins with the user input. Day 2 is what is after 1 full day. I would leave Day 1 as is because sometimes we might want to see how many new cases after one day so Day 1 pis a reference point. I hope this make sense.
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See the following table...
@ashokkrish, personally, I'd expect the number of infected at the end of the first day to be $I = 600_I + 11_I - 39_R - 1_D = 571_I$, since there are eleven new infections and thirty-seven people recovered. The next day, I'd expect the number of active infections to begin at this reduced number, but also include the new infections at the end of this second reporting day, and the number of people that recovered during this day as well, ie $I = 572_I + 18_I - 37_R - 1_D = 551_I$.
What should it be? It seems a little awkward, at least. It might be incorrect. Perhaps a caption for the table should specify that the value in $I$ is actually the initial number of infected, the number at the beginning of that day, not the end.