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# Exploratory COVID Data Analysis | ||
This is an Exploratory COVID Data Analysis project | ||
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Queries: | ||
1. Likelihood of dying if you contract COVID in the USA | ||
Method: by finding the death percentage = (total_deaths/total_cases)*100 | ||
Result: We found that even though there were fewer cases (55) on 2020-03-02, the death percentage was the highest (~11%). | ||
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- What percentage of the population got COVID in the USA | ||
Method: by finding the infected percentage = (total_cases/population)*100 | ||
Result: We found that most US citizens were infected in September (for 2022) and December (for 2021). | ||
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- Countries with the highest infection rate compared to population size | ||
Method: by finding the infected percentage | ||
Result: We found that Faroe Island had the highest infected percentage (65.5%) while North Korea had the least. | ||
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- Countries with the highest death counts | ||
Method: using the MAX function | ||
Result: USA, Brazil, India, Russia, and Mexico | ||
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- Continents with the highest death counts | ||
Method: Similarly, just group by the continent | ||
Result: North America, South America, Asia, Europe, Africa and Oceania | ||
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- Global number | ||
Method: by finding the death percentage | ||
Result: on 2020-02-24 the world has seen the highest death percentage (~28%) | ||
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