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Predicting COVID-19 Infections in Eswatini Using the Maximum Likelihood Estimation Method

2022-05-31

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COVID-19 national spikes had been reported at varying temporal scales as a result of differences in the driving factors. Factors affecting case load and mortality rates have varied between countries and regions. We investigated the association between various socio-economic, demographic and health variables with the spread on COVID-19 cases in Eswatini using the maximum likelihood estimation method for count data....

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489f1cab-d83a-5ad3-a713-76f9a3421731
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10.20944/preprints202205.0417.v1
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