The coronavirus COVID-19 has been affected all the countries and territories in 2020. In this study we cluster European countries according to the cumulative relative number of European COVID-19 patients. The clustering is based on publicly available data published at European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control website and performed by three clustering methods: K-means, agglomerative and BIRCH clustering. Clustering performance, evaluated by Silhouette Coefficient value, shows satisfying accuracy of the obtained clusters. The results presented in this study can be useful to public health officers and practitioners to easier deal with COVID-19 challenges.
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