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rename parameter types to more intuitive names #59

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annecori opened this issue May 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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rename parameter types to more intuitive names #59

annecori opened this issue May 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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@annecori
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e.g. change "Human delay - serial interval" to "serial interval" (I think the default can be human)

@adamkucharski
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We also discussed having an additional R friendly naming column (e.g. human_delay_serial_interval)

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kellymccain28 commented May 16, 2024

Parameter types are also not the same across pathogens, e.g.
in Ebola parameter dataset, recorded as "Human delay - Symptom Onset/Fever to Death" whereas in Lassa parameter dataset, recorded as "Human delay - symptom onset>death"

@sangeetabhatia03
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Parameter types being different is an issue that should be resolved urgently I think, given we have released Ebola and Lassa datasets

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