Mathematical Analysis, Model and Prediction of COVID-19 Data
Abstract
A simple and effective mathematical procedure for the description of observed COVID-19 data and calculation of future projections is presented. An exponential function E(t) with a time-varying Growth Constant k(t) is used. E(t) closely approximates observed COVID-19 Daily Confirmed Cases with NRMSD’s of 1 to 2%. An example of prediction of future cases is presented. The Effective Growth Rates of a discrete SIR model were estimated on the basis of k(t) for COVID-19 data for Germany, and were found to be consistent with those reported in a previous study ( 1) . The proposed procedure, which involves less than ten basic algebraic, logarithm and exponentiation operations for each data point, is suitable for use in promoting interdisciplinary research, exchange and sharing of information.
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