Furman University Scholar Exchange - South Carolina Junior Academy of Science: Polynomial Regression Modeling of COVID-19 Cases
 

Polynomial Regression Modeling of COVID-19 Cases

School Name

Wilson Hall

Grade Level

11th Grade

Presentation Topic

Mathematics

Presentation Type

Mentored

Abstract

COVID-19, caused by the novel coronavirus, had a widespread outbreak at the beginning of 2020. The pandemic undeniably affected our lives for more than two years. In this research project, we want to model COVID-19 data from one chosen state in the USA using a polynomial regression model. We did not actively consider mask requirements, vaccination, or other human-controlled factors in this project, although we noticed their effects on the epidemic trend. Towards the end of the COVID period, we want to predict the number of infected and deaths in a particular state using the mathematical model.

Location

PENNY 203

Start Date

4-5-2025 9:30 AM

Presentation Format

Oral and Written

Group Project

No

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Apr 5th, 9:30 AM

Polynomial Regression Modeling of COVID-19 Cases

PENNY 203

COVID-19, caused by the novel coronavirus, had a widespread outbreak at the beginning of 2020. The pandemic undeniably affected our lives for more than two years. In this research project, we want to model COVID-19 data from one chosen state in the USA using a polynomial regression model. We did not actively consider mask requirements, vaccination, or other human-controlled factors in this project, although we noticed their effects on the epidemic trend. Towards the end of the COVID period, we want to predict the number of infected and deaths in a particular state using the mathematical model.