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World COVID-19 bivariate statistics by multi-modal Gaidai reliability approach
Oleg Gaidai1, Shicheng He1, Ahmed Alaghbari1
1Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai, China.
Summary
This study introduces a novel bio-reliability approach to predict long-term COVID-19 risks. The method analyzes multi-regional health data to forecast epidemiological hazards and inform public health strategies.
Area of Science:
- Epidemiology
- Public Health
- Bio-reliability Engineering
Background:
- The COVID-19 pandemic (SARS-CoV-2) presented significant challenges to global public health systems due to high transmission rates.
- Existing statistical methods struggle to incorporate complex multi-variate inter-correlations in multi-regional health data.
Purpose of the Study:
- To assess long-term epidemiological outbreak risks and hazards related to coronavirus mortality.
- To develop and validate a novel multi-modal bio-reliability approach for epidemiological prognostics.
Main Methods:
- Benchmarking and cross-validation of a novel multi-modal bio-reliability approach.
- Assessment of long-term epidemiological risks using raw clinical histories and confidence intervals.
- Application of a method suitable for multi-regional health and environmental systems.
Main Results:
- The study delivers long-term epidemiological prognostics for biological, health, and environmental systems.
- Long-term high-death rate prognostics were successfully carried out.
- The approach accounts for complex multi-variate inter-correlations in regional data.
Conclusions:
- The proposed multi-variate bio-reliability approach, based on raw clinical survey data, is suitable for predicting future epidemiological risks.
- This method can be utilized for various public health, epidemiologic, and environmental applications.
- It offers a robust tool for understanding and managing long-term health system challenges.
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