Taking requests....what States do you want to see with the "presented deaths" and the model.
CLICK ON ALL CHARTS FOR A MUCH BETTER VIEW!
For about 10 states I have the models that were done around 4-26-20, almost a month ago. They represent how a real virus would present data based upon a "declining exponent model".
This can change, I'll present my entire Pandemic Model theory someday, but let's sum it up quick. There is a Measure called R-Naught, R sub 0, or looks like this, but a real pain to type
R0
It says how well the virus can jump from one human to another, how many other humans are likely to get the virus from one infected human.
For each virus there is an inherent R-naught, it the nature of the beast when presented to a totally unaware, never seen this virus before, population. Now my science and modeling is based upon what I call the R-naught effective. How well does the virus jump, how many other humans will one human infect given other variables, and in the models using data, it really doesn't matter what the other factors are. The numbers speak for themselves and create the R-naught-effective
R0E
Any number of factors can be modeled, the most important being, the number of people in the community who are now immune, and the Social Distancing which is a very deceptive term. It doesn't mean the number of feet away from the other people, which has become so popular at the magical 6 feet. A much better measure is the amount of "spray" from one sick person to another, and this can come just from talking, especially talking forcefully. Sneezing is worst, and coughing is second.
So Wisconsin here....Model is from 6 weeks ago, and you can see ---
Once the "Gang
of 10" Governors Crossed the RUBICON of the Apr 29 Spike Fest, they lost
all fear of complete data fudging
Washington State, one ridiculous final spike and then every
day after that....one death per day.
Sorry Cabal, Flu
season is over.....
Michigan! Wretched GretchenConnecticut
California
Florida
Georgia on my Mind! Good for them... bolstering herd immunity with a good infection rate and declining deaths...... and prospering economy.
Thank you!
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