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Author: Pinto, Airandes de Sousa; dos Santos, Edval Gomes; Rodrigues, Carlos Alberto; Nunes, Paulo Cesar Mendes; da Cruz, Livia Almeida; Costa, Matheus Gomes Reis; Rocha, Manoel Otávio da Costa
Title: Covid-19 growth rate analysis: application of a low-complexity tool for understanding and comparing epidemic curves
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  • Document date: 2020_7_6
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    Snippet: INTRODUCTION: The acceleration of new cases is important for the characterization and comparison of epidemic curves. The objective of this study was to quantify the acceleration of daily confirmed cases and death curves using the polynomial interpolation method. METHODS: Covid-19 epidemic curves from Brazil, Germany, the United States, and Russia were obtained. We calculated the instantaneous acceleration of the curve using the first derivative of the representative polynomial. RESULTS: The acce
    Document: INTRODUCTION: The acceleration of new cases is important for the characterization and comparison of epidemic curves. The objective of this study was to quantify the acceleration of daily confirmed cases and death curves using the polynomial interpolation method. METHODS: Covid-19 epidemic curves from Brazil, Germany, the United States, and Russia were obtained. We calculated the instantaneous acceleration of the curve using the first derivative of the representative polynomial. RESULTS: The acceleration for all curves was obtained. CONCLUSIONS: Incorporating acceleration into an analysis of the Covid-19 time series may enable a better understanding of the epidemiological situation.

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