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Daily SARS-CoV-2 infection in Germany spring 2020
data(Infections)
A data.frame with multiple columns:
Calendar week 2020 of conducted test
Estimated date of infection
Daily infections
Daily infections lower confidence interval
Daily infections upper confidence interval
Cumulative infections
Cumulative infections lower confidence interval
Cumulative infections upper confidence interval
Estimated effective reproduction number R_t with generation interval = 4
Estimated effective reproduction number R_t with generation interval = 4 lower confidence interval
Estimated effective reproduction number R_t with generation interval = 4 upper confidence interval
Estimated effective reproduction number R_t with generation interval = 7
Estimated effective reproduction number R_t with generation interval = 7 lower confidence interval
Estimated effective reproduction number R_t with generation interval = 7 upper confidence interval
Daily onsets of symptoms
Daily onsets of symptoms lower confidence interval
Daily onsets of symptoms upper confidence interval
Daily reported cases
Time counter (day)
Nat. log. of cumulative infections
Nat. log. of daily infections
Nat. log. of estimated effective reproduction number R_t with generation interval = 4
Nat. log. of estimated effective reproduction number R_t with generation interval = 7
Calendar week of infection data (numeric)
Calendar week of infection data (categorical)
Calendar week of conducted test
No. of conducted tests
No. of negative tests
No. of positive tests
Share of positive tests (average per day)
No. of conducted tests (average per day), index (CW 14 = 100)
No. of conducted tests, average per day
Positive tests, average per day
Daily infections weighted by test volume
Nat. log. of daily infections weighted by test volume
Example data with daily SARS-CoV-2 infections in Germany. See Wieland (2020) for data sources and method of backdating infections.
Wieland T (2020) A phenomenological approach to assessing the effectiveness of COVID-19 related nonpharmaceutical interventions in Germany. Safety Science 131, 104924. \Sexpr[results=rd]{tools:::Rd_expr_doi("https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ssci.2020.104924")}
data(Infections)
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