China Covid-19 Corona virus data

by theDataTalks . 05 Apr 2020

Data Source: https://www.who.int/
Date downloaded: 05-Apr-2020

Situation report 1 (21-Jan-2020) to 75 (04-Apr-2020)

China total cases as on date: 82802 (World-1051635)
China total deaths as on date: 3331 (World-56985)
China daily average new cases: 950 (World-13863) - Current values are far less than the average.
China daily average new deaths: 40 (World-756) - Current values are far less than the average.
Exponential Growth constant ‘k’ for total cases: 0.17/day (World-0.18/day) - Current values are far less than the average.
Exponential Growth constant ‘k’ for total deaths: 0.03/day (World-0.04/day) - Current values are less than the average.

The below chart has

  • x-axis - Report number (OR) Day number (Report number 1 starts on
    21-Jan-2020)
  • y-axis - cumulative total death & total cases as of reported date

The below graph clearly shows that the Covid-19 spread was initially
exponential and later it started following logarithmic.

The below chart has

  • x-axis - Report number (OR) Day number (Report number 1 starts on
    21-Jan-2020)
  • y-axis - Daily reported new deaths & cases

The below graph clearly shows that the Covid-19 daily new spread
was controlled extensively.

The below chart has

  • x-axis - Report number (OR) Day number (Report number 1 starts on
    21-Jan-2020)
  • y-axis - Growth constant (K) for cases / deaths

Growth constant is calculated from the below general growth/decaying
formula

A=Pekt

The growth constant for cases is decaying and the current values are
less than the average.
The growth constant for deaths is decaying and
the current values are less than the average.

The summary of growth constant k for total cases

Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
0.0000 0.09704 0.14136 0.16834 0.23287 0.34905

The summary of growth constant k for total deaths

Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
0.0000 0.03023 0.03845 0.03468 0.04936 0.05717


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