Journal of Statistical and Econometric Methods 2021
DOI: 10.47260/jsem/1032
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A Modeling Study on the Estimation of COVID-19 Daily and Weekly Cases and Reproduction Number Using the Adaptive Kalman Filter: The Example of Ziraat Bank, Turkey

Abstract: Since the beginning of 2020, the world has been struggling with a viral epidemic (COVID-19), which poses a serious threat to the collective health of the human race. Mathematical modeling of epidemics is critical for developing such policies, especially during these uncertain times. In this study, the reproduction number and model parameters were predicted using AR(1) (autoregressive time-series model of order 1) and the adaptive Kalman filter (AKF). The data sample used in the study consists of the weekly and… Show more

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“…The 18 algorithms given in Table 3 are included in the project from 7 different libraries and research projects. From the AutoTS library, the algorithms tested are also added from stats models [48], Facebook Prophet [49], TensorFlow [50], Greykite from LinkedIn [51], and Gluon time series library [52] and a different statistical modeling approach for time series is also tried for comparing results [53].…”
Section: B Automated Machine Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 18 algorithms given in Table 3 are included in the project from 7 different libraries and research projects. From the AutoTS library, the algorithms tested are also added from stats models [48], Facebook Prophet [49], TensorFlow [50], Greykite from LinkedIn [51], and Gluon time series library [52] and a different statistical modeling approach for time series is also tried for comparing results [53].…”
Section: B Automated Machine Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%