Model for prediction of death rate due to COVID-19 transmission and required precautions
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Model for prediction of death rate due to COVID-19 transmission and required precautions
Abstract
Study has been carried out to monitor the progression of COVID-19 and prediction of deceased in a period of time. To get this parameter, three parameters related COVID-19 infected persons such as total infected, recovered and deceased persons have been covered. A Multivariate Regression Model was developed to predict the Number of Deceased Persons based on the data available for Number of Infected and Recovered Persons. On the basis of graph plots, it observed that numbers of factors are important to the transmission of corona virus and among all if temperature is an important parameter then it will be hard time for humid states especially South Asian countries.
Keywords: COVID-19; Death rate; Precautions; Prediction; Transmission.
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The authors declare that they have no known competing financial interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this paper.
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