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Unify covid-cases dataset and cluster based on this single-dataset #98

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anaPerezGhiglia opened this issue Jun 10, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #114
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Unify covid-cases dataset and cluster based on this single-dataset #98

anaPerezGhiglia opened this issue Jun 10, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #114
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Define clusters based on a single dataset to ensure all regions are on the same scale (and only in one)

  • Try using Jenks with 10 bins - check if the US states are not all in the same cluster
  • If not, split the dataset in two, and run jenks on each half with four bins. Use the max-cases-state as the splitting point

Expose the ranges limits in the api

@anaPerezGhiglia anaPerezGhiglia added this to Backlog in MVP via automation Jun 10, 2020
@anaPerezGhiglia anaPerezGhiglia moved this from Backlog to Ready to do in MVP Jun 10, 2020
@anaPerezGhiglia anaPerezGhiglia moved this from Ready to do to In progress in MVP Jun 11, 2020
@anaPerezGhiglia anaPerezGhiglia self-assigned this Jun 11, 2020
@anaPerezGhiglia anaPerezGhiglia moved this from In progress to To Review in MVP Jun 13, 2020
MVP automation moved this from To Review to QA Jun 16, 2020
@mmuller mmuller moved this from QA to Done in MVP Jun 18, 2020
This was referenced Jun 19, 2020
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