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briancpark / COVID-19-Visualizations

Visualizations of the novel coronavirus using data science and machine learning techniques
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It would be possible to add other kind of graphs to your analysis? #1

Open ravellom opened 3 years ago

ravellom commented 3 years ago

Hello Congratulations on the great data visualization work you do and share. It would be possible to add this kind of graphs to your analysis: https://www.statnews.com/2021/07/26/new-way-visualize-covid-19-case-surge-us/ It would be of great help for analysis of covid acceleration. Thanks in advance, Raidell Avello

briancpark commented 3 years ago

Hi Raidell,

Thank you for your praise and suggestions. The graphs and analysis you show in the link are definitely interesting! I stopped developing and updating this repository a while ago, but you are welcome to fork it and produce it yourself. Let me know if you need help getting setup.

Thanks, Brian

ravellom commented 3 years ago

Hello Thank you very much for your quick reply. The fundamental problem is that I cannot identify how to calculate the acceleration shown in the graph: https://www.statnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/covid-accel-us-1600x872.jpg The help that I ask of you, due to your great experience, if you have any time availability, is that you explain to me a little better how to perform this calculation, starting from a dataset like this: Date Cases 1.1.2021 34 2.1.2021 76 ... Thank you very much in advance

ravellom commented 3 years ago

I don't have access to this code from Cuba, maybe there are some clues there: https://www.kaggle.com/acordova/covid-19-cases-acceleration-by-country Thanks

ravellom commented 3 years ago

I started this test: https://deepnote.com/project/Cienfuegos-Covid19-Acceleration-cases-Mx_iEjBWS16rj1nNdr2rKQ/%2Facceleration.ipynb