Irena Papst
Irena Papst
I've been avoiding `tidyverse` tools in functions that I know get called a lot (e.g. any of the simulation tools), because I (perhaps erroneously?) assume the have more overhead and...
what if we... wait for it... removed `ip_devel` being checked via github actions for now...
Sure, thanks!
this sounds reasonable! please let me know when this is ready for review.
Oh, I wasn't suggesting `tidyverse` list-cols. I think it's possible in [base R](https://statisticsglobe.com/create-data-frame-where-a-column-is-a-list-in-r), but it may not be the most user-friendly? I agree with your reasons for avoiding `tidyverse` in...
OK, so this makes me think that computing the growth rate as the mean over the estimated rates for the vaxified compartments is not correct, because some compartments have growth...
Ah, OK. The default for vaxifying a state is that everyone starts in the unvaccinated layer, so just distributing people evenly among the vaccination strata in `rExp`'s initial state should...
Yeah, actually I realized that after trying the uniform distribution fix and realizing that nothing ever flows into the hospital compartments of the vaxprotect layer when we turn off severe...
i think these warrant a brief mention in the basic `getting_started` vignette, basically just saying they are features and for instructions on how to use them, see the in-depth `ageify`...