Closed hef-abd closed 3 years ago
Hi @hef-abd, thanks for reporting.
I have recently changed the API and might have introduced a bug or two. I will check this ASAP today, starting with Canada, the USA, Italy, and Czechia.
Thanks for reporting and I'll get back to you, so if you could check the numbers by then
Hi @hef-abd , I have been checking and have detected that while there are some regions with values not increasing, these are likely due to some errors in reporting in the source data (will check this). Also, these regions do not match those that you mention (except for some states in the US).
Could you verify that you are using updated data? Note that you can directly load from the repo URL.
The code below obtains those regions that present non-increasing values, could you please check?
def check_has_downs(x):
"""Check if iterable x is not monotonically increasing."""
x = x.diff()
return ((x < 0).sum() > 0)
# Load data
url = "https://github.com/sociepy/covid19-vaccination-subnational/raw/main/data/vaccinations.csv"
df = pd.read_csv(url)
# Get regions that present non-increasing values day-to-day
dfg = df.groupby(["location", "region"]).agg({"total_vaccinations": lambda x: check_has_downs(x)})
dfg = dfg[dfg["total_vaccinations"] == True].reset_index()
dfg = dfg.sort_values(["location", "region"])
dfg
location region
0 Argentina Cordoba
1 Argentina Formosa
2 Argentina Jujuy
3 Argentina Mendoza
4 Argentina Misiones
5 Brazil Bahia
6 Brazil Minas Gerais
7 Brazil Sergipe
8 Chile Antofagasta
9 Chile Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins
10 Chile Maule
11 Denmark Others
12 Germany Bayern
13 Germany Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
14 India Daman and Diu
15 Liechtenstein -
16 Norway Innlandet
17 Norway Troms og Finnmark
18 Spain Catalunya
19 Spain Ceuta
20 Spain Illes Balears
21 United States Arkansas
22 United States Hawaii
23 United States South Carolina
24 United States Utah
25 United States Virginia
Hi @hef-abd, is the problem still persisting?
Closing due to inactivity, please feel free to re-open
Hi - Taking Canada as an example in the shot below: the timeseries is not continuously increasing as one would expect from a cumulative timeseries. It does not correspond neither to a daily (or "new") number as the latest figures are pretty close to the total vaccinations (just below 1 million people).
I observed this for a lot of countries: USA, Italy, Czechia, ...