Yosinglerct wrote:
P wrote:
Do you understand basic math concepts such as exponential growth and compound growth rates? If so, you could replicate my numbers exactly since we are using the same data source. I assure you that my numbers are accurate.
BTW - change in daily deaths is NOT what I am reporting. I am reporting change in total cases/deaths. When I say that the number is 16% that means that the average compound gain in cases has been 16% daily over the period over which I have specified that I am reporting. Do the numbers - it is simple.
Total non-China cases as of March 7 = 24,877
Total non-China cases as of March 11 = 45,028.
45,028/24,877 = 1.81
1.81^(1/4) = 1.16 = 16% daily growth rate
There is no mystery here. No slight of hand.
Post the raw numbers.
Thanks for the request.
Raw numbers are from here:
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/I pull numbers as late in the day as is practical for me for this purpose.
Here are the numbers behind the numbers.
Date; worldwide cases; China cases; worldwide deaths; China deaths
Mar 7; 105,529; 80,652; 3,562; 3,070
Mar 8; 109,723; 80,703; 3,802; 3,098
Mar 9; 114,078; 80,739; 4,004; 3,120
Mar 10; 118,880; 80,761; 4,269; 3,136
Mar 11; 125,818; 80,790; 4,607; 3,158
All numbers cumulative since start of outbreak.
Daily numbers from late afternoon my time (CA). Small differences from official day-end numbers certainly exist but are of no consequence.