ARIMA based Time Series Analysis: Forecast COVID-19 Most Vaccinated Process and Active Cases classify using Probability Distribution Curve Rates (ARIMAPDC)
In the lead - up of the COVID-19 epidemic that has ravaged the planet since the end of 2019, several efforts have been made to combat the catastrophe. The present paper attempts to identify and analyse elements that are encouraging this fast development scenario through an exploratory study within t...
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Published in: | 2021 2nd International Conference on Smart Electronics and Communication (ICOSEC) pp. 546 - 551 |
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Main Authors: | , , , |
Format: | Conference Proceeding |
Language: | English |
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IEEE
07-10-2021
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Summary: | In the lead - up of the COVID-19 epidemic that has ravaged the planet since the end of 2019, several efforts have been made to combat the catastrophe. The present paper attempts to identify and analyse elements that are encouraging this fast development scenario through an exploratory study within the area of innovation management. A successful fight against the COVID-19 pandemic will entail the development of an effective vaccine that can be distributed fairly and extensively. The proposed ARIMA based timeseries analysis to predicting the best distribution curve rate among most active cases cities in India as well as visualize the model to shows that predicting cases. The proposed model has been analyzed and evaluated by using googlecolab. Scientists have been able to speed up the investigation for a COVID-19 vaccine by building on decades of study, yet every day that passes without a vaccine has tremendous consequences for the public Thecovid-world-vaccination-progress & covid19-global-dataset from kaggle are used in our suggested model. With Exploratory Data Analysis, the model visualizes the vaccinated daily report with active cases in various counties. |
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DOI: | 10.1109/ICOSEC51865.2021.9591774 |