Releases: Joe-Wasserman/covid-19-united-states-county-quarterly-excess-deaths
v1.2.0
What's Changed
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Updated to include newly updated NCHS provisional 2020-2021 county-quarter mortality data: https://data.cdc.gov/NCHS/AH-Provisional-COVID-19-Death-Counts-by-Quarter-an/dnhi-s2bf
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Output now includes estimated deaths for every county-quarter of data, 2015-2021 Q2
Full Changelog: v1.1.2...v1.2.0
Model equation
Minor update: included equation for model using updated {equatiomatic}
Minor model improvements
Minor updates to model and output:
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Evaluated several additional models of expected deaths that included state as a random grouping factor
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Selected a new, slightly-improved model (counties nested in county sets nested in states)
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New output using this new model
Refine excess deaths model
Major changes:
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Updated /results/ with estimates from new model.
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Selected a new model for estimating excess deaths. Now counties are nested in county sets are nested in census regions.
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Updated population estimates with vintage 2020 US Census estimates through 2020.
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Rather than treat suppressed values in source datasets as 0, treat them as NA (missing).
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Added details of model comparison to docs/modeling_and_model_selection.md.
Minor changes:
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Output estimated expected deaths for all years back to 2015, not just 2020.
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Updated README to reflect changes to model.
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Updated estimate_excess_deaths function in code/estimate_excess_deaths.R to include an argument for expected_deaths_model, removing the hard-coded model from the function itself.
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Added output: fitted values, residuals, and other observation-level model information to results/united_states_county_quarterly_fitted_deaths_per_day_estimates.csv.
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Increased file size allowed by check-added-large-files precommit hook.
v1.0.0
Initial public release of 2020 United States county-quarterly excess deaths (or mortality)