Author: Janik Schuttler; Reinhard Schlickeiser; Frank Schlickeiser; Martin Kroger
Title: Covid-19 predictions using a Gauss model, based on data from April 2 Document date: 2020_4_11
ID: 14x9luqu_31
Snippet: where w d denotes the width of the Gaussian, d max denotes the maximum value of fatalities and t d,max the time point at which this maximum is attained. The identical model and notation applies to the number of daily infections i(t), cumulative infections I(t) and parameters i max , t i,max , w i . We use publicly available data of monitored cumulative death rates D m (t), where the subscript m is used to distinguish data from our model, to deriv.....
Document: where w d denotes the width of the Gaussian, d max denotes the maximum value of fatalities and t d,max the time point at which this maximum is attained. The identical model and notation applies to the number of daily infections i(t), cumulative infections I(t) and parameters i max , t i,max , w i . We use publicly available data of monitored cumulative death rates D m (t), where the subscript m is used to distinguish data from our model, to derive the daily death rates by taking the first time derivative
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