A Regression Analysis on the Covid-19 Transmission
corona transmission causes, gaussian epidemic curve, epidemic statistical regression
Abstract
This note applies least-squares regression to a cross-section comparison of the total infection numbers of COVID-19 as of a particular date among the fifty states of America to investigate any underlying factors; we also check the Gaussian normality of the time progression of the infection rate.
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2020-05-05
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