Author: Nicolas Banholzer; Eva van Weenen; Bernhard Kratzwald; Arne Seeliger; Daniel Tschernutter; Pierluigi Bottrighi; Alberto Cenedese; Joan Puig Salles; Stefan Feuerriegel; Werner Vach
Title: Estimating the impact of non-pharmaceutical interventions on documented infections with COVID-19: A cross-country analysis Document date: 2020_4_21
ID: mds06a8i_61
Snippet: In particular, definitions and documentation practices may differ between countries and over time. However, as we are investigating the rate of new cases, many deviations from an optimal documentation practice will affect both the number of new cases and the number of existing cases in a similar manner and may thus cancel out. Short-term fluctuations are considered by including day-of-the-week effects and allowing for overdispersion. Moreover, we.....
Document: In particular, definitions and documentation practices may differ between countries and over time. However, as we are investigating the rate of new cases, many deviations from an optimal documentation practice will affect both the number of new cases and the number of existing cases in a similar manner and may thus cancel out. Short-term fluctuations are considered by including day-of-the-week effects and allowing for overdispersion. Moreover, we must assume that each country had to establish its documentation practice in the early phase of the outbreak, which is taken into account by excluding the very early phase up to 100 documented cases. However, there may still remain an undue influence of country-specific changes in documentation practice over time.
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