README.md
In averissimo/r-analysis-covid19: COVID-19 Data Analysis
COVID19 Analysis by @averissimo
Exploratory analysis of worldwide COVID-19 cases/deaths.
The full analysis can be found in one of the links below and is updated
as the data is updated.
Age group analysis
- Germany (by state
and district)
Source code and tecnhology
Source code is available at
averissimo/r-analysis-covid19.
All the data and analysis was processed in R programming
language.
Data is retrieved from official sources and they are usually updated
once or twice every 24h. The report itself is updated every 15minutes,
even if there are no changes in the data.
Data
World data is retrieved from EU
CDC
and is used as the main data source. When there is a delay on the
release, we alternatively use John
Hopkin’s.
Currently, the only exception is for Portugal’s data, which is updated
around noon (local time) and we extract that information directly from
the daily situation PDF
report and store
the updated dataset in a data package
averissimo/covid19.pt.data.
Notes
Data is mainly from EU CDC with some updates from Italy, Portugal and
Germany’s institutes responsible with this pandemic.
We also use Eurostat and World Bank for relevant statistics and
populations.
Mapping for Italy codici_regione taken from
istat (note: two regions are
mapped to same NUTS 2, we chose one – see download.it.data)
Badge showing problems with report generation:
Some Interesting plots
These are included in the full analysis. They are showing data for a
select group of countries.
Death / Confirmed cases rate
Percentage shows the Death rate per cases. Size of circle represents the
size of the population.
Rolling average of past 4 days
Each data point is an average of the previous 4 days
Rolling average of deaths (per 100k population)
Each data point is an average of the previous 4 days
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R Package Documentation
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Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
COVID19 Analysis by @averissimo
Exploratory analysis of worldwide COVID-19 cases/deaths.
The full analysis can be found in one of the links below and is updated as the data is updated.
Age group analysis
- Germany (by state and district)
Source code and tecnhology
Source code is available at averissimo/r-analysis-covid19. All the data and analysis was processed in R programming language.
Data is retrieved from official sources and they are usually updated once or twice every 24h. The report itself is updated every 15minutes, even if there are no changes in the data.
Data
World data is retrieved from EU CDC and is used as the main data source. When there is a delay on the release, we alternatively use John Hopkin’s.
Currently, the only exception is for Portugal’s data, which is updated around noon (local time) and we extract that information directly from the daily situation PDF report and store the updated dataset in a data package averissimo/covid19.pt.data.
Notes
Data is mainly from EU CDC with some updates from Italy, Portugal and Germany’s institutes responsible with this pandemic.
We also use Eurostat and World Bank for relevant statistics and populations.
Mapping for Italy codici_regione taken from
istat (note: two regions are
mapped to same NUTS 2, we chose one – see download.it.data)
Badge showing problems with report generation:
Some Interesting plots
These are included in the full analysis. They are showing data for a select group of countries.
Death / Confirmed cases rate
Percentage shows the Death rate per cases. Size of circle represents the size of the population.
Rolling average of past 4 days
Each data point is an average of the previous 4 days
Rolling average of deaths (per 100k population)
Each data point is an average of the previous 4 days
R Package Documentation
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Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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