[bitL]

Which is a good thing in both cases you mentioned. Though seeing those visualizations could put things in a proper perspective and prompt officials to act quickly while they could still do something about it. Many health experts are worried and are expressing their concerns publicly already.

/r/covid19 is trying to keep all posts scientific and high quality, maybe you can monitor it over there for latest info.

[hef19898]

Not that active on reddit, but given that the data presentation from WHO and co. is abysmal, both in style and depth, I might give it a try. Not that I am following it to closely until now, so. Might change, so.

I would love to get my hands on the raw data the WHO has so. Not post any results online or publicly, but to toy around with them. It is such an intriguing data set!

[bitL]

Here are datasets:

https://lionbridge.ai/datasets/coronavirus-datasets-from-eve...

Can't vouch for their accuracy though so be careful with any results.

[hef19898]

You are ruining my whole schedule for tomorrow, man! Just as a heads up, i am no ML guy or even data scientist, just a logistics guy who loves to crunch numbers in Excel. So I don't think you have to go through the pain to indirectly reach out to the CDC just tosatisfy my curiosity! But thanks a lot for the link!