Can We Predict An Outbreak's Future? - Modeling: Crash Course Outbreak Science #9
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Date: 2022-04-04
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birkett83
It appears you confused R with R- in the label on the graphs between 7 and 8 minutes. You change the label R- > 1 to R- = 1 and then R- < 1, but R- is supposed to be the value of R at the start of the outbreak when almost everyone is susceptible. So the value of R changes and goes through phases where R = 1 and then R < 1 but not R-.
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It appears you confused R with R- in the label on the graphs between 7 and 8 minutes. You change the label R- > 1 to R- = 1 and then R- < 1, but R- is supposed to be the value of R at the start of the outbreak when almost everyone is susceptible. So the value of R changes and goes through phases where R = 1 and then R < 1 but not R-.
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CrashCourse
Hello everyone! We made an error in this episode. In the Thought Bubble, R- should become just R as time progresses past the zero time point. We apologize for any confusion. Thanks to the commenters who pointed this out, and thanks for watching and understanding!
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Hello everyone! We made an error in this episode. In the Thought Bubble, R- should become just R as time progresses past the zero time point. We apologize for any confusion. Thanks to the commenters who pointed this out, and thanks for watching and understanding!
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Karl
In the video, R-nought is described as being the value -at the beginning-, but the graphics keep calling the variable by that name even after it has changed over the course of the outbreak. Is that a typo in the graphics? Look at 7: 44.
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In the video, R-nought is described as being the value -at the beginning-, but the graphics keep calling the variable by that name even after it has changed over the course of the outbreak. Is that a typo in the graphics? Look at 7: 44.
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