Author: Glenn F Webb; Pierre Magal; Zhihua Liu; Ousmane Seydi
Title: A model to predict COVID-19 epidemics with applications to South Korea, Italy, and Spain Document date: 2020_4_10
ID: c95lntyp_49
Snippet: tracing of reported suspected andcases. The cumulative number of reported cases in South Korea, however, has not flattened, but rather is growing linearly at a low rate. For Italy and Spain, the epidemics have evidently passed the turning point, according to the daily reported cases data. The cumulative reported cases may not flatten, but as in South Korea, will continue to grow linearly at a low rate......
Document: tracing of reported suspected andcases. The cumulative number of reported cases in South Korea, however, has not flattened, but rather is growing linearly at a low rate. For Italy and Spain, the epidemics have evidently passed the turning point, according to the daily reported cases data. The cumulative reported cases may not flatten, but as in South Korea, will continue to grow linearly at a low rate.
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