The use of analysis, statistics and related data science tools have become essential to understand and predict business processes and trends. These areas can be considered a high-level analog to Data Science.
Rationalizing the effort of our intensive care staff by predicting patient condition indicators in real time is a challenge because of an impressive number of… Read More »Horowitz Index Day-Ahead Change Prediction in Real Time
Coronavirus pandemic is stretching the healthcare operational resources to an immense extent. During such a brief duration of time, COVID—19 has become one of… Read More »How AI Is Taking On COVID-19?
Earlier this week, I was speaking at an event on AI for Real Estate where I showed an example from a BBC clip which said… Read More »Why we need more Bayesian trained data scientists than frequentist post COVID 19 ..
Given the scale of its impact and the kind of alteration that it brought into our lives, COVID19 is one of the most unprecedented crises… Read More »Eight ways in which data science is helping in the fight against COVID19
Background As part of my PhD work, I recently had to analyze any dataset(s) of my interest and present findings. I ended up conducting a… Read More »Simple Correlational Analysis on Socioeconomic Factors Impacting Covid-19 Outbreak in US Counties
Mortality and co-morbidity Investigation in Italy under Covid-19 Dispensing connection between characteristic, co-morbidities, and mortality outcomes among 1890 patients with Covid-19 and three cause of… Read More »Mortality and co-morbidity Investigation in Italy under Covid-19
Summary: This blog is part II of a series showcasing management and analytics of the daily U.S. Covid-19 case/death data published by the Center for Systems… Read More »Johns Hopkins Covid-19 Data and R, Part II, data.table functions and graphics, plus R-Naught.
by Chris McLean & Peter Bruce Never before have statistical models received the attention they are getting now in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic. … Read More »Visualizing the Performance of COVID Models
The work of an Italian mathematician in the 1930s may hold the key to epidemic modeling. That’s because models that try to replicate reality in… Read More »A Fundamental Theorem for Epidemiology
