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India COVID-19 Third Wave Prediction Data
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Presents official daily and cumulative figures for COVID-19 cases and deaths specifically for India. This data is derived from the World Health Organization (WHO) coronavirus dashboard and covers the period from 3 January 2020 to 10 January 2022. The dataset's primary significance lies in its utility for machine learning and deep learning exercises aimed at predicting the peak cases and trajectory of the third COVID-19 wave, a context driven by the Omicron variant panic in early 2022. Users are advised that all counts are subject to continuous verification and change, reflecting variations in case detection, laboratory testing, and reporting strategies.
Columns
- Row number: An indexing column (note that numbering does not start from 0 because the full data originally included information for other countries).
- Date_reported: The specific date for which the statistics are recorded.
- Country_code: The unique country code provided by the WHO, which is 'IN' for India.
- Country: The name of the nation (India).
- WHO_region: The regional designation for the country, listed as SEARO.
- New_cases: The counts of new COVID-19 cases reported on the specified date.
- Cumulative_cases: The total number of cases recorded in the country from the beginning of the pandemic up to the specified date.
- New_deaths: The counts of new deaths reported on the specified date.
- Cumulative_deaths: The total number of deaths recorded in the country from the beginning of the pandemic up to the specified date.
Distribution
The dataset is provided in CSV format under the file name
WHO-COVID-19-india-data_.csv. The file size is 41.45 kB. It is structured as a time series, consisting of 9 columns and containing 739 valid records.Usage
This data is perfectly suited for applications utilizing advanced analytical techniques, including:
- Developing machine learning and deep learning models, such as LSTM, to accurately forecast the peak, timing, and duration of future COVID-19 waves.
- Conducting time series analysis to identify key pandemic trends and shifts in mortality or case rates over nearly two years.
- Supporting academic research focused on epidemic growth modelling and public health crises.
- Visualisation projects detailing the national progression of the pandemic in India.
Coverage
The geographical focus is strictly India. The temporal coverage spans from 3 January 2020 through to 10 January 2022. The data represents nationwide daily and accumulated counts of cases and fatalities as reported to the World Health Organization.
License
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 IGO (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO)
Who Can Use It
- Data Scientists and ML Engineers: Utilising the detailed temporal inputs to build highly accurate prediction algorithms for public health outcomes.
- Public Health Researchers: Studying the varied severity of different pandemic waves and analysing national reporting patterns.
- Policy Analysts: Generating critical insights required to inform governmental decision-making regarding resource allocation and strategic planning during infectious disease outbreaks.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- India COVID-19 Third Wave Prediction Data
- WHO India Daily Pandemic Statistics 2020-2022
- India Time Series Coronavirus Data
- COVID-19 Mortality and Case Counts India
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Original Data Source: India COVID-19 Third Wave Prediction Data
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