April 1:
March 31:
March 30:
Just added data.
March 29:
Just added data.
Looks like another peak… ho hum.
March 28:
Just added data. New format.
March 27:
Sometimes the statistics are just so pretty, I succomb to the temptation to fine-tune them.
I’d been underpredicting the deaths for days… and not adjusting the rate. Doesn’t look like an inflection point. Just needed some trimming.
Check this out.
Not sure on this one yet.
Let’s watch it another day.
March 26:
Just added data.
March 25:
Covid-19 “Quick Look at Michigan”
First graph, just added data. This one is going to be fodder for a lot of discussion later. Looks like a dramatic increase in cases… which aligns with analogous increase in deaths. This one is not just a testing artifact.
These folks did not detect their initial infection.
The second graph is my updated projection, *assuming* the new reported cases are correct. Apparently, there has been an issue their with reporting.
March 24:
First graph, just added data. This one is going to be fodder for a lot of discussion later. Looks like a dramatic increase in cases… which aligns with analogous increase in deaths. This one is not just a testing artifact.
These folks did not detect their initial infection.
The second graph is my updated projection, *assuming* the new reported cases are correct. Apparently, there has been an issue with reporting.
