Review of Account for superspreading and Simulate transmission chains episodes#260
Review of Account for superspreading and Simulate transmission chains episodes#260
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thanks @joshwlambert ! just added two optional edit suggestions.
- express that both mean and dispersion determine the variance of the NB distribution.
- preferring a writing style using commas instead of an em dash.
Co-authored-by: Andree Valle Campos <avallecam@gmail.com>
This PR makes several minor updates the the Account for superspreading (
episodes/superspreading-estimate.Rmd) and Simulate transmission chains (episodes/superspreading-simulate.Rmd) episodes.This PR is part of the review of Epiverse tutorials for the upcoming Outbreak Analytics and Applied Modelling in R short course (Week 3).
Please see commit messages for descriptions of specific changes. Please feel free to revert any changes in this PR that you disagree with. There are quite a few commits for relatively few changes in this PR so it may be preferable to squash merge.
NEWS.mdMinor textual changes.
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No new behaviour.
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