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  1. COVID-19 WARRIORS VISUALIZATION AND PREDICTION USING MACHINE LEARNING SUBMITTED BY- Apoorva Gupta (16/ICS/013) Appurwa Saxena(16/ICS/014) Jagriti Shahi(16/ICS/025) Priyanka Bhartiya(16/ICS/042)
  2.  What is Covid19?  Structure  Genetics  Symptoms  Transmission  Current Situation  Treatment  Project Dataset  Libraries used in analysis  Algorithm used for visualization and prediction  Cases in Epicentre  Social Distancing  Future prediction in India  Conclusion TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED…
  3. Yarn WHAT IS COVID19 ? ❑Coronavirsuses (CoVs) are a large family of viruses, called Coronaviridae. ❑It causes respiratory diseases as the target receptors of the virus are in the lung cells. ❑The first human cases of COVID-19 were first reported from Wuhan City, China, in December 2019. ❑ The first case of the covid-19 in India was reported on 30 January 2020.
  4. STRUCTURE
  5. Key Asks GENETICS • CoVs are divided into four genera: alpha-, beta-, gamma-, delta- CoV. • The human disease belongs to the alpha- or the beta-CoV . • It envelopped, positive-stranded RNA viruses of mammals and birds. • It have high mutation and gene recombination rates.
  6. ❑It is not determined yet that, how humans in China were initially infected with COVID-19. ❑All available evidence suggests that it is orginated from the bats and pangolin. ❑It jumped the species barrier and initially infected humans from another animal host.
  7. MOST COMMON: • Fever • Fatigue • Dry Cough SYMPTOMS MAY ALSO HAVE: • Aches and Pains • Runny nose • Sore throat • Shortness of Breath
  8. ❑It can spread from person to person through the infected person. ❑The droplets from the nose of infected person can land on objects and surfaces around the person. ❑Other people can be infected by touching these objects or surfaces, then touching their face. ❑People can catch COVID-19 if they breathe in the air which have droplets of a person with COVID-19. TRANSMISSION
  9. TRANSMISSION FLOWCHART
  10. CURRENT SITUATION ❑The guidance for healthcare workers and health and social care services is being developed and updated frequently. ❑Information on this and other public health websites are updated regularly. ❑There are already 1,00,000+ cases in India, we as a student our trying to help our country by our software.
  11. • Vacine is not currently available. • The treatment is symptomatic, and oxygen therapy. • Hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine have been found to be effective on COVID-19. • Mechanical ventilation may be necessary in cases of respiratory failure refractory to oxygen therapy. TREATMENT
  12. SOCIAL DISTANCING
  13. PROJECT DATASET DATASET USED: We have used three dataset for visualizing the situation of COVID-19 : 1. COVID-19 in India:Dataset on Novel Corona Virus Disease 2019 in India About this dataset: • This dataset has information from the states and union territories of India at daily level. • COVID-19 cases at daily level is present in covid_19_india.csv file. • Individual level details are present in IndividualDetails.csv file. • Population at state level is present in population_india_census2011.csv file. • Number of COVID-19 tests at daily level in ICMRTestingDetails.csv file. • Number of hospital beds in each state in present in HospitalBedsIndia.csv file.
  14. PROJECT DATASET 2. COVID-19 Statewise Testing Details India SOURCE: Kaggle 3. Novel Corona Virus 2019 Dataset:Day level information on covid-19 affected cases About this dataset: • This dataset has daily level information on the number of affected cases, deaths and recovery from 2019 novel coronavirus. • This is a time series data and so the number of cases on any given day is the cumulative number. • The data is available from 22 Jan, 2020.
  15. • numpy • Matplotlib • pandas • Xgboost • Scikitlearn • Plotly • seaborn • bokeh • fbprophet • Statsmodel LIBRARIES USED IN ANALYSIS
  16.  LOGISTIC REGRESSION  POLYNOMIAL REGRESSION  TIME SERIES FORECASTING ALGORITHM USED FOR VISUALIZATION AND PREDICTION
  17. China : 1st Epicentre  on 17th April there was a sudden rise in Death and Confirmed cases. CASES IN EPICENTRES
  18. CASES IN EPICENTRES Italy: 2nd Epicentre Italy: 2nd Epicentre  has more than 1L confirmed cases on 30th March. A strong decline was seen on 11th May with just 744 cases reported in a day. The highest number of deaths in Italy was seen on 27th March with 919 deaths reported.
  19. CASES IN EPICENTRES US : 3rd Epicentre  now leads with 31.06% of the confirmed cases all over the world. On 24th April the confirmed cases reached a peak of 36k in a day. increase has been seen in the deaths reported by US with highest number of deaths(4591) recorded on 16th April.
  20.  We can see that by 31st May (End of Lockdown 4) more than 1.56L confirmed cases are predicted as per this model with upper limit of around 1.61L.  If we consider logistic growth, between mid July to December the daily number of confirmed cases will be rising and by Jan 2021 we will be at the peak with daily increase being constant thereafter.  ARIMA is predicting 1.42L confirmed cases on 31st May.  From the forecast we see between mid May and mid-August we will see a drastic increase in the number of active cases and by end September all the available hospital beds in India will be occupied. FUTURE PREDICTION IN INDIA
  21. CONCLUSION  The Project “Covid-19 visualisation and prediction” is designed in order to provide a quicker way to learn the status of one’s health and take prevention measures as required.  Since the project is under development and not much information is provided on how to completely cure the illness, many major modification can be done on the software in future.  Maintaining the project is also easy which can be easily understandable. Maintaining the details in the dataset is manageable.
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