4th 10 day slice:
RoI: Cases: 4994, 10.6%/day increase. Deaths: 158, 19.6%/day increase (6 not 10 day window) Death rate: 3.16%.
UK: Cases 47806, 15.2%/day increase. Deaths: 5373, 21.6%/day increase. Death rate: 11.2%
US: Cases 333593, 15.1%/day increase. Deaths: 9534 , 23.5%/day increase. Death rate: 2.9%
Trends for my posted 10 day windows.
RoI: 16.7%->14.3%->12.4%->10.6%
UK: (NA)->(NA)->16.8%->15.2%
USA: 28.0%->27.8%->19.9%->15.1%
The last 4 days have seen new case increases.
RoI: 12%, 11%, 8%, 8%.
UK: 14%, 13%, 10%, 14%.
US: 14%, 13%, 12%, 8%.
(oldest to yesterday respectively).
Note: Contrary to what I posted previously I have calculated the RoI death increase, but using only a 6 day window, using 6th root of ratio. Next time will be a 8 day window and after that will be 10 day like US, UK.
Commentary:
While the US is slower in reduction of new case percentages than RoI. it's catching up. Death increases are still high, but much of that can be explained by the 7-14 day lag between infection and serious illness and death. Increasing isolation seems to be having an effect.
I don't know WTF is happening in the UK, I really have no idea. New cases and deaths are in roughly line with RoI and US but the death rate is about 3-4 times of those! Does anyone here have ideas?
Unless it's:
Again and again the lesson is hunker down.
EDIT: I had to update (upwards) the UK deaths and recalculate the death increase rate and overall death rate.