COVID-19 - Looking Also At Graphs Showing Death Rates

Usually, I only showed an Excel Graph depicting the Cumulative Death Rates for the country sample I selected, among other characteristics, however, it does not demonstrate any trends.  To correct this shortcoming, I decided to provide this vital statistic again, showing the rates from the early onset to the present, by the use of p-charts.  As such, I will show the individual p-chart before the corresponding daily infection charts, without any particular ranking.  The fact that not all of the underlying chart data are normalized, direct comparisons to other countries is not possible.

Blogspot, the host of my blog, came out with a new update, and as usual things don't always work the way the used to, accordingly, the format is off in places, where it should be centered, it is not.

To enlarge the individual chart just click on it.

 

8-9-2020 Snapshot of my sample of countries

 

 The US showed a clear reduction in deaths but may stall at just about 3%.

 

 The US daily infections are coming down the forecast line indicates.

 

 Canada's Death Rate is finally showing a downward trend.

 

 Canada's daily infections are stalled, and are somewhat erratic.

 

Turkey's Death Rate maxed out pretty low from the early stages, and is still slowly coming down.

 

 Turkey's Daily Infections refuse to stay below the 1,000 level.

 

 UK's Death Rate, while consistently below a poor 16 %, for some time, shows only minimal improvement.

 

 UK's Daily Infections are in a distinct upward trend.

 

 Russia's low Death Rate of 1.6% may be leveling off, says the trend line.

 

 Russia's Daily Infections over the last 60 days never wavered on its way down, it is by far the best reduction performance, in my sample.

 

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Note: The above analyses were aided by the use of Statgraphics' Centurion 18 Statistical analysis software.