COVID-19
The Novel Coronavirus of 2019 (nCOVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new virus. This topic is associated with repositories that contain code focused around research and awareness of the virus.
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改善詳細 / Details of Improvement
- #774 の実装により、各グラフの個別のページができ、シェアができるようになりました。
- しかし、URL は同一なため、現行仕様でいくならば、グラフが更新されたタイミングでOGP画像も更新すべきです。
- 現在は、facebook debugger 及び Twitter Card Validator で手動で更新をしているのですが、全てのカードを毎日更新するのは大変です。
- 何らかの方法で自動化させたいと考えています。
期待する見せ方・挙動 / Expected behavior
- 理想は、GitHub Actio
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Add CONTRIBUTION guideline for improved collaboration in the open source project. It enables a self-onboarding concept for developers.
Suggestion to cover some topics for version 0.1:
- Coding Style (PEP8) in idiomic python way
- Testcases for every change
- Use issue tracker to find open enhancement with a badge
- Use PR to publish changes
docs: methodology
We need to make these a bit prettier, because right now it's a pure horror.
Unleash your imagination!
Related:
neherlab/covid19_scenarios#147
P.S. FAQ page can be found on branch feat/faq
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Regarding your TODO to get the WHO Situation Report Data, I have been transcribing it to a .csv for a simple R package. It's freely available here: https://github.com/eebrown/data2019nCoV
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Hi!
I was wondering if you would have advice on how to use this interesting library in ASP.NET Core controllers so that roughly the following would work:
[HttpPost("[action]")]
public IActionResult Test([FromBody] Thing thing)
{
var e = (Person)thing;
return Accepted(new Uri("https://wwww.WhereToAskForResults.com"));
}
That is, accept JSON-LD data via a base classes.
Some of our URLs are raw data sources, we should probably add human readable URLs to the scraper object so we can do things like direct users to their state or county website when they click.
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Building multilingual models (zero-shot, transfer learning, etc.) takes time.
So, in the meantime, as stated in #2 , we could machine-translate FAQs from English into other languages and add them to the search cluster, so that they can be retrieved at foreign language input. Translations in the background don't need to be perfect, but sufficient for retrieval (adequacy before fluency/grammar).
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Created by github
Released December 31, 2019
- Repository
- topics/covid-19
- Website
- www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia
We will update the time series tables in the following days, aiming to provide a cleaner and more organized dataset consistent with our new/current naming convention. We will also be reporting a new variable (i.e, testing), as well as data at the county level for the US. All files will continue to be updated daily around 11:59PM UTC.
The followiing specific changes will be made: