Open afrantzis opened 4 years ago
It would be good if all the seperated provinces were grouped into countries.
I built something very similar: http://casualhacker.net/covid19/
I haven't done synchronization, but I have been thinking I want to.
@2fst4u Yeah, the province/state separation is quite inconsistent at the moment, so I have changed the graph to group by whole countries instead. Thanks!
@rtwfroody Nice! I like the idea of being able to display the data relative to the population; it provides a different and interesting perspective on the trends.
I've been posting semi-log data to distinguish exponential growth curves from other dynamic behavior such as bubble phases. Representative doubling times are also provided. The URL is http://www.cis.rit.edu/~grovers/COVID/Coronavirus_to_01Mar20.jpg
This plot will be updated daily as time allows. The file name will not change.
I've created some Python utilities to enable this type of plotting.
I built something very similar: http://casualhacker.net/covid19/
@rtwfroody @afrantzis :+1: Would you share your code please? Thanks.
@Bost, my code is at https://github.com/rtwfroody/c19growth
Hi everyone, I have made a few updates to the web page, which I hope people will find useful/interesting:
@Bost Hi! My code is at https://github.com/afrantzis/covid-19/.
Hi everyone and thank you for all the great work!
I wanted a visual and interactive way to see how trends in various countries compared to each other, so I created a light and simple graph web page at:
https://afrantzis.com/covid-19/
You can plot the time series per state/province normally, but, in addition, you can "synchronize" the time series lines so that they start approximately at a (user) specified case count. This effectively overlays the time series by removing the time offset between them, which makes eyeballing trends easier. Hope others find this useful, too!