Resolves Relative Effects incorrect (wrong sign) when post-period mean is negative #31#60
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Resolves Relative Effects incorrect (wrong sign) when post-period mean is negative #31#60vector-news wants to merge 6 commits intogoogle:masterfrom
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Hi there, thanks for flagging. This will be resolved in CausalImpact 1.3, which is about to get pushed to GitHub. |
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This request resolves the Relative Effects incorrect (wrong sign) when post-period mean is negative #31 that was posted here and confirmed by myself and others. I have tested this fix and it resolves the issue without creating new issues. True negative impacts are still recorded as such, but false-negatives are avoided. Please confirm if this is a helpful pull request or not. Thank you.