1.你说加拿大的数据可信,只以3月11日为例,现在Public Health Ottawa (PHO)渥太华的确诊数是59,安省是42,加拿大是118.也就是说,渥太华的病例比安省多17个。如果你问我相信哪个?我没法回答,我没有任何证据怀疑渥太华的数据,那么起码安省的数据不应当小于渥太华的数,我也没法推算安省的数据应当是多少,乘上一个系数:10,20,100?
渥太华处理数据有两种不同的方法,CTV和其他很多网站相同,每天新的确诊病例计入当天的新增病例中,Public Health采取Cumulative epidemiological curve of Ottawa residents with confirmed COVID-19, by the EARLIEST of onset date, test and reported date,简单地说就是每天新增病例会分别加入在以前的N天(N可能等于30-80)。起结果就是,当我们所有市民,包括CTV等网站上公布的数据与Public Health有很大的出入。
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This is one of the most important charts.
It shows in orange bars the daily official number of cases in the Hubei province: How many people were diagnosed that day.
The grey bars show the true daily coronavirus cases. The Chinese CDC found these by asking patients during the diagnostic when their symptoms started.
Crucially, these true cases weren’t known at the time. We can only figure them out looking backwards: The authorities don’t know that somebody just started having symptoms. They know when somebody goes to the doctor and gets diagnosed.
What this means is that the orange bars show you what authorities knew, and the grey ones what was really happening.
On January 21st, the number of new diagnosed cases (orange) is exploding: there are around 100 new cases. In reality, there were 1,500 new cases that day, growing exponentially. But the authorities didn’t know that. What they knew was that suddenly there were 100 new cases of this new illness.
Two days later, authorities shut down Wuhan. At that point, the number of diagnosed daily new cases was ~400. Note that number: they made a decision to close the city with just 400 new cases in a day. In reality, there were 2,500 new cases that day, but they didn’t know that.
The day after, another 15 cities in Hubei shut down.
Up until Jan 23rd, when Wuhan closes, you can look at the grey graph: it’s growing exponentially. True cases were exploding. As soon as Wuhan shuts down, cases slow down. On Jan 24th, when another 15 cities shut down, the number of true cases (again, grey) grinds to a halt. Two days later, the maximum number of true cases was reached, and it has gone down ever since.
Note that the orange (official) cases were still growing exponentially: For 12 more days, it looked like this thing was still exploding. But it wasn’t. It’s just that the cases were getting stronger symptoms and going to the doctor more, and the system to identify them was stronger.
This concept of official and true cases is important. Let’s keep it in mind for later.
意大利,不是1月31号禁止中国航班的,而是2月26号。
我刚刚查到了这个:
Feb. 26, 2020 Italy was first in Europe to stop flights to and from China。
Italy was the first European Union country to ignore the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) advice not to ban flights to and from China because of the coronavirus outbreak.
1.你说加拿大的数据可信,只以3月11日为例,现在Public Health Ottawa (PHO)渥太华的确诊数是59,安省是42,加拿大是118.也就是说,渥太华的病例比安省多17个。如果你问我相信哪个?我没法回答,我没有任何证据怀疑渥太华的数据,那么起码安省的数据不应当小于渥太华的数,我也没法推算安省的数据应当是多少,乘上一个系数:10,20,100?
渥太华处理数据有两种不同的方法,CTV和其他很多网站相同,每天新的确诊病例计入当天的新增病例中,Public Health采取Cumulative epidemiological curve of Ottawa residents with confirmed COVID-19, by the EARLIEST of onset date, test and reported date,简单地说就是每天新增病例会分别加入在以前的N天(N可能等于30-80)。起结果就是,当我们所有市民,包括CTV等网站上公布的数据与Public Health有很大的出入。
It shows in orange bars the daily official number of cases in the Hubei province: How many people were diagnosed that day.
The grey bars show the true daily coronavirus cases. The Chinese CDC found these by asking patients during the diagnostic when their symptoms started.
Crucially, these true cases weren’t known at the time. We can only figure them out looking backwards: The authorities don’t know that somebody just started having symptoms. They know when somebody goes to the doctor and gets diagnosed.
What this means is that the orange bars show you what authorities knew, and the grey ones what was really happening.
On January 21st, the number of new diagnosed cases (orange) is exploding: there are around 100 new cases. In reality, there were 1,500 new cases that day, growing exponentially. But the authorities didn’t know that. What they knew was that suddenly there were 100 new cases of this new illness.
Two days later, authorities shut down Wuhan. At that point, the number of diagnosed daily new cases was ~400. Note that number: they made a decision to close the city with just 400 new cases in a day. In reality, there were 2,500 new cases that day, but they didn’t know that.
The day after, another 15 cities in Hubei shut down.
Up until Jan 23rd, when Wuhan closes, you can look at the grey graph: it’s growing exponentially. True cases were exploding. As soon as Wuhan shuts down, cases slow down. On Jan 24th, when another 15 cities shut down, the number of true cases (again, grey) grinds to a halt. Two days later, the maximum number of true cases was reached, and it has gone down ever since.
Note that the orange (official) cases were still growing exponentially: For 12 more days, it looked like this thing was still exploding. But it wasn’t. It’s just that the cases were getting stronger symptoms and going to the doctor more, and the system to identify them was stronger.
This concept of official and true cases is important. Let’s keep it in mind for later.