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@annecori has brought up the fact that the default incidence plots are ambiguous as to when the start and end dates are (e.g. it's difficult to tell if the end of the epicurve contains zero case).
We should include examples in the plotting vignette and the documentation showing that users can supply border = "black" that will show the zero days
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I agree, but in fact this applies, in general, to any zero incidence (before the first cases, after the last one), i.e. whatever the range of the dates in the incidence object is.
I agree, but in fact this applies, in general, to any zero incidence (before the first cases, after the last one), i.e. whatever the range of the dates in the incidence object is.
@annecori has brought up the fact that the default incidence plots are ambiguous as to when the start and end dates are (e.g. it's difficult to tell if the end of the epicurve contains zero case).
We should include examples in the plotting vignette and the documentation showing that users can supply
border = "black"
that will show the zero daysThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: