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Personally I think they will tell a similar story. I also do not really trust the government figures, and suspect that they under report recoveries given the article above criticizing the lack of recovery data. Alternatively, if you can find better data about average recovery times that would be good, Singapore has some data.
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but in the web achieve as it shows more correct data at best. Also I've updated the recoveries data from 1st
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Unfortunately the "Recoveries" is listed as 174400, which is wrong because it is counting deaths as recoveries. I do not have the time to go through and fix all the data points. As such, I will add the latest data point correctly and hope someone sees this data error, and has the time to go through
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You can't just fabricate data just so a chart looks better. The data is partly lacking but inferring a figure and placing it in that chart is misleading, even if a footnote is attached stating it is an estimate. The data on
Knowledge should match what is publicly available, it is not a forum for
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If you want to update based on that link then that would be excellent. Unfortunately they provide no historical data, so it would require using
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Some complain that the government is not tracking recoveries properliy. But
Professor Allen Cheng, a physician at The Alfred hospital, said 10 days from the point of displaying symptoms was a conservative buffer for most patients to have recovered and no longer be infectious.
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An estimate cannot be included alongside data that has actually been reported - it is misleading. I have replaced the estimates with data that has actually been reported to maintain consistency and accuracy and to avoid confusion and misleading the reader.
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The current chart suggests that very few people recover, which is clearly not the case. Unless decent data can be found I think it needs to go. There is very little useful data on Covid-19 for
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Perhaps another approach is to create a chart of total and recoveries that only included the states for which recoveries is known. But that would be a bit esoteric and not belong in the lead.
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No point in arguing about the best recovery data prior 5 April. Just removed it. Clearly cannot put a few states on same graph to represent the total, the jump at 5 April looks ridiculous.
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And what does "Recovered" actually mean? If it means recovered from
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