Kikapu wrote:Paphitis wrote:Kikapu wrote:Paphitis wrote:erolz66 wrote:Paphitis wrote:Oh dear, the statistician strikes again with another whopper!
For it to show on the graph, you need to extend the X Axis and the only way that can happen is with time. So in 10 days time, and presuming the trend is maintained, Australia's graph will look like South Korea's. The other way is to look at the statistics and also look at the new cases graph (if you want a picture) which is in the same link. It shows a dramatic decline. Look again.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavir ... australia/
As you can see, Australia definately hasn't been exponential for 6 days running now, and today it looks like it will be 7 days as they are about to record another good number. To me it shows we are IN CONTROL.
get the picture Einstein?
THE chart does not have time on either axis Einstein. You have not even understood that yet, which is all explained in the video, that you claim to agree with and 'knew already'. Keep digging.
It does in my graph I posted Einstein which depicts exponential growth as a bending upwards curve.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavir ... australia/
The graph in the video doesn't show time on the X Axis which is also my preferred method because it depicts exponential growth as a straight line.
You really are an Einstein aren't you?
I hate to rain on anyone’s parade, but what the graphs may show for Australia’s Coronavirus numbers are meaningless unless someone can tell me with certainty that the numbers tested in the last 4 days are equal or greater than the numbers tested before the last 4 days. So, let’s have less talk on the chart’s meanings and more talk on the numbers tested.
They have reported reduction in positive test results over the last 6 days.
The detection rate has reduced from 25% down to 9% of the overall total. Before, we were doubling every 4 days, and now we are doubling every 7 days.
This has been told to us by our PM and also repeated by the Chief of The Australian Medical Association and some Premiers. They did however caution that it is still early days and they can't afford to relax any measures.
The measures are actually quite strict. Foreigners are not allowed into Australia. You can't have congregations in public above 2 people. The police are stopping people and questioning why they are on the streets. We are not on lock-down though.
My question has not been answered.
Q. Has the number of test conducted in the last 4-6 days are same numbers or greater numbers than test numbers conducted before the last 4-6 days?
Today's detection rate will apparently be a record low but the numbers are erratic depending on what is going on but in the PM's daily press release there has been a marked reduction from the previous week and they are hoping to make bigger inroads in 2 weeks time because dome of the measures I mentioned were only introduced last night and will only have an impact in 2 to 3 weeks time. They did say it's early days and that every Australian must remain cautious and do the right thing.
Today there have been only 82 cases and I have never seen that in a long time at this time. there will be another update but if they get anything below 400 new cases today, then it most certainly is a real reduction that seems to persist.