@Doc_Courtney Sorry -- I did not know that back story and just wanted to say that I think that you are doing very well if those are your issues in your work life. I suspect that you are a really good mentor.
FYI: simple benchmark (330k rows, 65k groups, 6 cols) using latest CRAN binaries of {collapse}, {dplyr} & {data.table}. Results: (1) {collapse} is also competitive to {data.table} with base R functions. (2) {dplyr} code can run <= 100x faster using {collapse}. #RStats#tidyverse
Yes, COVID is on par with Flu in terms of risk to kids, but more to the point, the amount of restrictions we placed on children is in no way whatsoever commensurate with their risk of COVID. We restructured their entire lives, and deprived them of a year of education. Horrible
The work was completed while I was in Italy getting a nice SARS-CoV-2 infections while skiing. Poetic justice after leaving my coauthors with the work, I guess😎
New Preprint Out!
“Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 Omicron VOC subvariants BA.1 and BA.2: Evidence from Danish Households”
We investigate the secondary attack rate (SAR) in #Omicron BA.1 vs. BA.2 households in Demark, 20 December 2021 – 18 January 2022.
https://t.co/F3XBH2LnW9
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To set the stage, here is the 14-day SAR for different Variant of Concerns (VOC).
“New” #Omicron BA.2 (red): 42%
“Original” #Omicron BA.1 (blue): 35%
#Delta VOC (purple): 33%
Unknown VOC (no WGS results on sample) (gray): 33%
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To set the stage, here is the 14-day SAR for different Variant of Concerns (VOC).
“New” #Omicron BA.2 (red): 42%
“Original” #Omicron BA.1 (blue): 35%
#Delta VOC (purple): 33%
Unknown VOC (no WGS results on sample) (gray): 33%
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@C_Siemering@LyngseF @SpiessKatja @AndersFomsgaard@MortenRas71@MarcStegger@OvervadMaria @KareMolbak @TyraGroveKrause Well, I would'n be able to understand the findings without context. But that is also true for the discussion between you and Homburg. Pre-print take-away for me: vaccines/boosting works well, just not as well for omicron due to immune evasiveness