Well done. Others have been trying the same approach individually, starting at different points. This redditor in particular claims that you "have made the same mistake [they] did in [their] first attempt, not aligning the lines to a single point". Their plotting starts not "from the day that the total number of cases in the country passed x", but exactly from x cases for all countries (206 cases is the number chosen there).
The redditor, /u/illandancient, feels "really strongly that the different countries should align on a specific point number of cases rather than an approximate level." Arguably, not aligning at a single point shows a closer fit for all curves, distorting the idea that "different measures have different effects".
Well done. Others have been trying the same approach individually, starting at different points. This redditor in particular claims that you "have made the same mistake [they] did in [their] first attempt, not aligning the lines to a single point". Their plotting starts not "from the day that the total number of cases in the country passed x", but exactly from x cases for all countries (206 cases is the number chosen there).
https://reddit.com/r/CoronavirusUK/comments/fgf8y8
https://imgur.com/gallery/AeR4a2Z
https://i.imgur.com/XSzptmL.png
The redditor, /u/illandancient, feels "really strongly that the different countries should align on a specific point number of cases rather than an approximate level." Arguably, not aligning at a single point shows a closer fit for all curves, distorting the idea that "different measures have different effects".