FlintIsaac/-A-model-to-predict-covid-19-growth-rate-cases-in-Zimbabwe-up-to-the-end-of-September-2020-

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healthcare

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This project aims to give prediction and analysis for Covid-19 global pandemic in Zimbabwe Using Logistic Curve model and Bayesian Inference

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