from day 0=first infection in country, almost all countries look exponential. The biggest non example is China who seems to have it under control (if we can trust their numbers). Doesnt look like any country has this under control. Obviosuly these are estimations, but at this rate tens if millions will have it in about 6-8 weeks.
Dude, I don’t know where to start. That’s not how you fit parameters of the covid models
Is this graph really accurate? I have been following the numbers from few days, and it doesn’t seem the way it’s represented here. South korea has seen cases b/w 400-500 for few days now, so that looks more linear to me now.
It’s first exponential growth, then sort of linear, then kind of quadratic concave, then turns into decaying exponent
That's called logistic :P you expect it to reach a final proportion of the population given constant containment measures.
Don't worry, if we create test kits at a linear rate, we should be able to get infection numbers down to a linear growth rate too!
Lol. I think the administration has a position for you.
No no the key is to look at test kits on a linear scale and infection rates on a log scale. victory!