And do the same for territories, for instance

real-cases.Rmd states:

(line 68) We'll zero in on Germany and South Korea for this. Let's plot correlation first for South Korea

But Germany is never plot. It's this a mistake or a similar work is to be done about Germany?

My experience regarding time-series leads me to repeat the reports about correlations using pacf instead of acf.
I'll try to do it and get some conclusions.

Ahora mismo hay que calcular el primer informe, if al script de R para calcula la animación, y luego volver al primer informe para generarlo. Habría que facilitar todo eso.
Tampoco sé si R podrá lanzar cosas fácilmente, pero estaría bien...

Take also into account lags in infection to reporting it, and lack of reporting of many infections until they become cases.

Most links inserted in the text, can't be open when reading the report at RPubs.

Firefox shows this message:

Bloqueado por la política de seguridad de contenido
Firefox evitó que esta página se cargue de esta forma porque la página tiene una política de seguridad de contenido que no lo permite

Chrome and Safari do nothing, neither loading the new URL nor showing any message.

I'l try to fix it using target="_new" for these links.

Its evolution, and how policies show.

In times of pandemia, wikipedia visits have been proved to be a surrogate for cases. Select articles to watch, and cross-correlate visits with reported cases.

For the first date, the difference to the previous region is used.

So that we have a professional paper.

Aparte de que no se sabe con exactitud cuantos hay porque no se testea extensivamente, el problema es que salvo fallecimiento o alta hospitalaria, no se sabe cuantos positivos ya no lo son. Por eso el número de casos crece y crece, y no parece estabilizarse en ningún momento. Usando modelos a nivel individual, sería interesante ver cómo evoluciona este número de casos.

To see if it's true there's a certain degree of safety in temperature (although temperature in Spain and specially Andalucia has been quite low lately)

At least update data, maybe improve charts.

Hay alguna fuente que tenga el número de casos publicados por día y CCAA?

Use countries with more reliable testing, like Korea or Germany; try and estimate the average number of days from case detection to decease, and then try to infer number of cases somewhere else, like Spain.

Hi @JJ ,
I've updated cfr-evolution.Rmd (see issue #13) so that external links can now be used when reading from RPubs (in fact, links in References still doesn't work, but I don't know to fix that error...in case it can be done).
Please, don't forget to republish the report at RPubs.