Description Usage Arguments Details Value
This function detects the delay reporting issue of county/state level covid-19 data (or similar type of data including the count time series and epidemic data).
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dat |
A data frame or list containing the time series of infection or death cases.
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level |
Level of data for detection. Level "county" represents county level data, and level "state" means state level data. Default is set to "county".
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state.show |
Within the dataset, which state the detection algorithm should focus on. Default is set to |
county.show |
For county level data, which county the detection algorithm should focus on. Default is set to |
log |
Whether perform logarithm transform for the original data. Default is set to |
plot.show |
Whether output plots to the console for sequence that is tested to have delay-reporting issue. Default is set to |
test |
The test algorithm used for delay reporting detection. The available tests include the QS test (test = "qs"), Friedman test (test = "fried"), Kruskall-Wallis (test = "kw"), F-test on seasonal dummies (test = "seasdum") or the Welch test (test = "welch"). Default is set to be "wo".
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This R package is the implementation program for article entitled "Comparing and Integrating US COVID-19 Data from Multiple Sources: A County-Level Dataset with Local Features" by Guannan Wang, Zhiling Gu, Xinyi Li, Shan Yu, Myungjin Kim, Yueying Wang, Lei Gao, and Li Wang.
A list containing the following information.
dat.sub
The data which contains the information on the state/county specified.
dr.res
A dataframe with the last column indicating whether the state/county has delay-reporting issue (0=No, 1=Yes).
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