Corona Virus in Lithuania Population of Corona Virus infected people in Lithuania started to grow on the second week of March. Here you have an excerpt from the official report: UPDATE March 13: As of the 13th of March, Three new coronavirus (COVID-19) cases have been confirmed. One of the cases concerns a Spanish national, a woman from Madrid. The other two are Lithuanians. A woman in Klaipėda tested positive after returning from Tenerife in the Canary Islands. A man in Kaunas has also been diagnosed following a skiing trip to Italy. To date, 6 cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) confirmed in Lithuania. Use the population growth model L 1 + eR(C-t) to forecast the number of cases for the first 5 days of April. Here you have the table of virus spread data to calibrate the model. Day Confirmed Cases Day Confirmed Cases P(t) 5 6 = Total amount of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Lithuania (Day 5 - 2020 03 13) 6 7 9 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 179 209 255 290 358 382 460 484 533 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 22 63 99 143 33 48 Table Make another forecast ignoring data from days 5-13, when number of tests performed was limited by the reagents availability. Illustrate both cases with charts.

Corona Virus in Lithuania Population of Corona Virus infected people in Lithuania started to grow on the second week of March. Here you have an excerpt from the official report: UPDATE March 13: As of the 13th of March, Three new coronavirus (COVID-19) cases have been confirmed. One of the cases concerns a Spanish national, a woman from Madrid. The other two are Lithuanians. A woman in Klaipėda tested positive after returning from Tenerife in the Canary Islands. A man in Kaunas has also been diagnosed following a skiing trip to Italy. To date, 6 cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) confirmed in Lithuania. Use the population growth model L 1 + eR(C-t) to forecast the number of cases for the first 5 days of April. Here you have the table of virus spread data to calibrate the model. Day Confirmed Cases Day Confirmed Cases P(t) 5 6 = Total amount of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Lithuania (Day 5 - 2020 03 13) 6 7 9 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 179 209 255 290 358 382 460 484 533 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 22 63 99 143 33 48 Table Make another forecast ignoring data from days 5-13, when number of tests performed was limited by the reagents availability. Illustrate both cases with charts.

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