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lineplot: rolling weekly average - remove dots #80
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check package zoo |
for the dots in function plot_all_highlight remove the geom_point (line 463) |
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LIneplot from day of 1000 contagion
For some variables are the lines do not look too good. Say attached pic:
looking bad: New Confirmed, New Active
partially affected: growth factor, lethality rate
looking ok: the rest
If doing a rolling average for only 2 variables could create problems then it can be done for all.
Rolling average in day X: mean(Day(x)..... Day(x-7))
Remove also dots and keep only line plot.
Despite I like the dots initially now that we have more days they make the plot harder to read.
Alternative could be to have a dot every 7 days
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