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Decoy rate based on installs will be to low #70
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Describe the bug, issue or concern
The following seems to be the calculation for the decoy rate:
rate = (k * 20)/I
where k = number of key uploads, I= number of installs.
However, k is a measure of actual usage while I is not. Since I overestimates the actual usage the rate will end up to low.
This is easily fixed, to see this, base k on the expected number of uploads:
k = t*(I/P)
where t = positive tests, and P = whole population= 17M.
Substituting back we get
rate = (t*(I/P)*20)/I = (t/P)*20
Or simply: make the rate equal to the positive test rate times 20.
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