Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro, PhD, is the President of KDnuggets, and a top influencer in Big Data, Data Mining, and Data Science. He is a co-founder of KDD, the leading research conference on Data Mining and Data Science, and co-founder and past chair of ACM SIGKDD. He was a Chief Scientist at two startups. Here is Gregory's bio . Follow Gregory on Twitter: @kdnuggets or LinkedIn.
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We examine the coronavirus trends, and look at death rates from Covid-19, including absolute numbers, adjusted for population, and daily change rates. The daily change rates are declining for almost all countries, including Italy and Spain, but remaining alarmingly high for US and especially New York State.
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We examine the growth of coronavirus daily cases in most affected countries, and show evidence that social distancing works in reducing the rate of spread. We also analyze KDnuggets Poll results - the scale of change to online and how Data Science work is likely to increase or drop in different regions. Stay Healthy and practice social distancing!
Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro, PhD, is the President of KDnuggets, and a top influencer in Big Data, Data Mining, and Data Science. He is a co-founder of KDD, the leading research conference on Data Mining and Data Science, and co-founder and past chair of ACM SIGKDD. He was a Chief Scientist at two startups. Here is Gregory's bio . Follow Gregory on Twitter: @kdnuggets or LinkedIn.
Coronavirus Data and Poll Analysis – yes, there is hope, if we act now