@cellsatwork @baby_gauge There are many points to this, and I am glad to see the visualization. So I'm checking this now.
@cellsatwork @baby_gauge This is the point about potential oversampling.
@cellsatwork @baby_gauge Both are still being observed. Again, note, with symptomatic testing we are wont to oversample the "aggressive" viruses.
@cellsatwork @baby_gauge And this is the key visualization! Keeping sampling problems in mind, we seem to have different distribution patterns by country. And this is where we have to drill down to local level to understand spread patterns. 
@cellsatwork @baby_gauge Europe seems to have the most blue-ish "L" observations. NL seems to be doing the most extensive testing. Note that this doesn't mean yellow-ish "S" is not in Europe. It might be less visible due to being mostly asymptomatic. Spain is an outlier. Tourists?
@cellsatwork @baby_gauge Asia has pronounced different patterns, some of which might be due to different testing strategies. Japan did cluster panel, others are doing symptomatic. SK and VN seem to be the "S" outliers. Rest sampled mostly "L". AU is all over the map.
@cellsatwork @baby_gauge US and AR have mostly "S" observations, which is quite curious. Routing from SK? Sampling bias? This is why drilling down to the location and route level matters. This is the key conundrum to solve.
@cellsatwork @baby_gauge @threadreaderapp unroll plz
