Hello
I was wondering if there is such a big enough data set available in oder to estimate the stochastic distribution of Covid 19-related symptoms in relation to location and time. This could be helpful for detecting variations/mutations in the disease and support diagnosis.
Thank you.
Not "the" source, but maybe: bots for diagnosis and telemedicine vide-recordings. The problem is that it's not hard to match that info to whom actually contracted the virus.
at this moment that sort of dataset is not available from any public source
Hey, check out this video series about hacking COVID-19.
The genome is showed, visualization and some other data.
Very interesting.
Here the first one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vWaawiUteM&t=607s
You can find some dataset in the following link:
https://www.kaggle.com/search?q=covid
All the best.
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