Selected article for: "recovery time and table s1"

Author: Norden E Huang; Fangli Qiao; Ka-Kit Tung
Title: A data-driven tool for tracking and predicting the course of COVID-19 epidemic as it evolves
  • Document date: 2020_3_30
  • ID: mxen3n0k_42
    Snippet: The inferred statistical characteristics of the Covid-19 epidemic are summarized in 254 Table S1 for various regions. The mean recovery time T, is about 13 days for China 255 as a whole. For Wuhan, the city at the epicenter whose hospitals were more 256 overwhelmed and the patients admitted into hospitals more seriously ill than those 257 in other provinces, T ~16 days, while that for Hubei is 14 days. The standard 258 deviation, σ, is found to .....
    Document: The inferred statistical characteristics of the Covid-19 epidemic are summarized in 254 Table S1 for various regions. The mean recovery time T, is about 13 days for China 255 as a whole. For Wuhan, the city at the epicenter whose hospitals were more 256 overwhelmed and the patients admitted into hospitals more seriously ill than those 257 in other provinces, T ~16 days, while that for Hubei is 14 days. The standard 258 deviation, σ, is found to be around 8 days, with slight difference between that for 259 N(t) and for R(t), with one exception for Hubei outside Wuhan. Such a fine 260 subdivision may not be practical for the data quality we have. The σ tends to be 261 smaller for China as a whole than Wuhan. One can see that T and σ 2 indeed varying 262 approximately in proportion.

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