You appear to have the data for external analyses using Bayes, which is what the world is lacking. Bayesian analysis provides probabilities modulated by dependencies. I can do that and put it in a front end- it's a free analytical system. I need access to a sample of the original database. The slices to get to the data we want displayed might not be as your database is organized, so a sample of, say 3 codes, which you pick because they look different, would suffice to develop the import technique. The various density functions will not be time dependent. Right now I don't see how time dependency gives a density function that is stable with an integration to 1. On the time dependent line, autocorrelation is probably the computational technique that would be most revealing.
How did you decide on your age groups? Might I suggest looking at medalerts and/or openvaers for which age groups they have used, for younger ones in particular? I'd like to suggest 2, 5, 12, 16, 18, and 25 as lower breakpoints (e.g. 18-24) looking at rollouts and CDC recommendations.
USA: Excess mortality for 1790 ICD-10 keys
Brilliant! Sharing for Data Nerds on Gettr.
You appear to have the data for external analyses using Bayes, which is what the world is lacking. Bayesian analysis provides probabilities modulated by dependencies. I can do that and put it in a front end- it's a free analytical system. I need access to a sample of the original database. The slices to get to the data we want displayed might not be as your database is organized, so a sample of, say 3 codes, which you pick because they look different, would suffice to develop the import technique. The various density functions will not be time dependent. Right now I don't see how time dependency gives a density function that is stable with an integration to 1. On the time dependent line, autocorrelation is probably the computational technique that would be most revealing.
Great tool!
Is the U07 code not being used in the US? In Germany and other European countries, all the Covid deaths have been stuffed therein.
How did you decide on your age groups? Might I suggest looking at medalerts and/or openvaers for which age groups they have used, for younger ones in particular? I'd like to suggest 2, 5, 12, 16, 18, and 25 as lower breakpoints (e.g. 18-24) looking at rollouts and CDC recommendations.
lol. www.cdcsucks love that. BTW, I checked around for disability info and could find a source.
I see some different graphs appear when cycling thorugh G610, Guillain-Barré syndrome (0+) - Deaths per 100k?
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/guillain-barre-syndrome-expected
Hello Fabian, your website is looking great with the gender analysis.
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