Indeed, there's lots of evidence to think China's testing was highly imprecise, with errors in both directions:
[tweet]https://twitter.com/mjritchi2/status/1243331376255889408?s=20[/tweet]
Probably worth retweeting this again, because I think we're still susceptible to the ludic fallacy given how utterly noisy the data is, the inconsistency in tests, testing protocols, reporting standards, etc.:
[tweet]https://twitter.com/DellAnnaLuca/status/1242298444716228608?s=20[/tweet]
[tweet]https://twitter.com/mjritchi2/status/1243331376255889408?s=20[/tweet]
Probably worth retweeting this again, because I think we're still susceptible to the ludic fallacy given how utterly noisy the data is, the inconsistency in tests, testing protocols, reporting standards, etc.:
[tweet]https://twitter.com/DellAnnaLuca/status/1242298444716228608?s=20[/tweet]
