(TIỂU LUẬN) best trend model for predicting the worlds number of deaths due to covid 19

2 RMIT International University Vietnam ECON1193B – BUSINESS STATISTICS Assignment 3: Team Report (35%) Course code ECON1193B Course name Business Statistics Campus Saigon South Campus Semester Semester B – 2021 Assignment #3: Team Report Lecturer Mr Nguyen Thanh Liem Group name Group - G16 Members & sID Nguyen Thu Huong s3878242 Nguyen Thi Thuy Trang s3892060 Nguyen Dinh Khanh Uyen s3891815 Tran Lam Kim Ngan s3891636 Nguyen Ton Minh Nhat s3878695 Class time Saturday 9:00 Words count 3964 (content only) Number of Pages 26 TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 1: DATA COLLECTION PART 2: DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS Measures Of Central Tendency Measures Of Variation .6 Measures Of Shape PART 3: REGION A: NORTH AMERICA REGION B: ASIA 10 PART 4: TEAM REGRESSION CONCLUSION 12 PART 5: TIME SERIES 12 REGION A – NORTH AMERICA 12 REGION B – ASIA 15 PART 6: TIME SERIES CONCLUSION 19 Line Chart 19 Best Trend Model For Predicting The World's Number Of Deaths Due To Covid-19 20 PART 7: OVERALL TEAM CONCLUSION 20 The Main Factor That Impacts The Number Of Deaths Due To Covid-19? 20 Predict The Number Of Deaths On October 31 .21 The Prediction In The Number Of Covid-19 Deaths At The End Of 2021 .21 Two Variables Might Impact The Global Deaths Case 22 REFERENCES 22 APPENDIX 25 PART CONTRIBUTION First name Student ID Parts Contribution Signature Nguyen Thu Huong Nguyen Thi Thuy Trang Nguyen Dinh Khanh Uyen Tran Lam Kim Ngan Nguyen Ton Minh Nhat s3878242 S389260 s3891815 s3891636 s3878695 contributed 1,7 3,4,7 2, excel files 5,6 5,6 % 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Huong Trang Uyen Ngan Nhat Part 1: Data collection The analysis data in this report was collected from 20 countries of Asia and 20 countries of North America; it included six categories in the Excel File These figures represent the country's population (in millions) in 2021, the estimated total number of deaths from Covid-19 from April to July 31 (per million population) in 2021, the average rainfall (in millimeters) and average temperature (in degrees Celsius) from 1991 to 2020, and the total number of hospital beds and medical doctors (per 10,000 people) in 2017 The figures are collected from The World Bank database, Our World in Data, World Health Organization (WHO), government sources with high reliability Because some countries are missing information, this report will analyze only 20 countries in each region to ensure that all of them have enough information for the other parts Part 2: Descriptive Statistics Measures of Central Tendency Region A: Asia Region B: North Min >, 20.16 > Lower Upper Max >, 241.67 Bound Bound Result No outliers Higher America outliers Table 1: Test of outliers of total deaths (million per population) due to COVID-19 in Asia from April 1st to July 31st, 2021 To conduct proper research of descriptive statistics measurements, outliers from each region are tested The table reveals no outliers in Asia's data, while there is one in North America's data Type of Measures Region A: Asia Comparison Region B: North America (>,,,