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Allow simulations until Nov 2021 at least. #127

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@@ -90,8 +90,12 @@ def _calculate_test_demand_from_share_known_cases(
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n_newly_infected = states["newly_infected"].sum()
n_pos_tests = n_newly_infected * share_known_cases
untested = ~states["knows_immune"] & ~states["pending_test"]

has_not_received_pcr_test_recently = states["cd_received_test_result_true"] < -14
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This possible problem came up in a review on sid today.

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Which problem are you referring to?

@roecla roecla requested a review from janosg September 3, 2021 11:30
@@ -90,8 +90,12 @@ def _calculate_test_demand_from_share_known_cases(
"""
n_newly_infected = states["newly_infected"].sum()
n_pos_tests = n_newly_infected * share_known_cases
untested = ~states["knows_immune"] & ~states["pending_test"]

has_not_received_pcr_test_recently = states["cd_received_test_result_true"] < -14
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Which problem are you referring to?

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