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I continuously look for models that are 1) regularly updated with the latest data and improved forecasts (something like weekly) 2) provide estimates out 30-90
by mchusma 7y ago
I continuously look for models that are
1) regularly updated with the latest data and improved forecasts (something like weekly)
2) provide estimates out 30-90 days or do.
3) provide that data at the US state level.
Right now, the IMHE model is the only one that attempts this (imperial, University of texas, not models all predict like 1 week out last I checked them).
Please if there are other models for 1-3, would love to incorporate them. But I honestly think these reasons are why the IMHE is popular. Nobody else seems to even be trying. If I'm wrong please let me know, as I've genuinely been looking :)
- matthewdgreen 7y agoHow about https://covid19-projections.com/ https://covid19-projections.com/
- dpau 7y agoyes, not only is that site referenced in the article but their about page is very informative as to how their model differs from IHME: https://covid19-projections.com/about/ https://covid19-projections.com/about/
- mchusma 7y agoThat site is good. 1) thank you, I do like this model better 2) I re glanced at the article and the article describes it as a place to see past predictions of the IMHE, which I think is selling it short 3) I think the generic name is why this model isn't more widely used. I'm actually serious, they should make it easier to know this a distinct model. It is hard to tell people to compare IMHE to Imperial to "Covid Projections"? Ihad been on this website before and didn't realize this was a model (they could have updated the site since then).