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LGH recent simluations show a long growth of Hosp census through July
While all other entities show a decline.
For example
MCP
HUP
This could believable if BayeChime showed a worse beta and social distancing values for LGH compared to MCP and HUP. However, this is not the case.
LGH
HUP
Instead, LGH posterior distributions are distinctly different for "Days from infection to recovery" and "Days from exposure to infectiousness"
LGH
HUP
From a distinct GOF perspective, this makes sense since the growth at LGH is long and slow. This might indicate a long period of the infectious period. But it doesn't make sense that these two values would be different across regions.
The likely short term fix is to hold the days of "Days from infection to recovery" and "Days from exposure to infectiousness" to a narrow distribution for all regions.
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LGH recent simluations show a long growth of Hosp census through July
While all other entities show a decline.
For example
This could believable if BayeChime showed a worse beta and social distancing values for LGH compared to MCP and HUP. However, this is not the case.
Instead, LGH posterior distributions are distinctly different for "Days from infection to recovery" and "Days from exposure to infectiousness"
From a distinct GOF perspective, this makes sense since the growth at LGH is long and slow. This might indicate a long period of the infectious period. But it doesn't make sense that these two values would be different across regions.
The likely short term fix is to hold the days of "Days from infection to recovery" and "Days from exposure to infectiousness" to a narrow distribution for all regions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: