Visual Data Analysis and Simulation Prediction for COVID-19

@article{Chen2020VisualDA,
  title={Visual Data Analysis and Simulation Prediction for COVID-19},
  author={Baoquan Chen and Mingyi Shi and Xingyu Ni and Liangwang Ruan and Hongda Jiang and Heyuan Yao and Mengdi Wang and Zhenhua Song and Qiang Zhou and Tong Ge},
  journal={International Journal of Educational Excellence},
  year={2020}
}
The COVID-19 (formerly, 2019-nCoV) epidemic has become a global health emergency, as such, WHO declared PHEIC. China has taken the most hit since the outbreak of the virus, which could be dated as far back as late November by some experts. It was not until January 23rd that the Wuhan government finally recognized the severity of the epidemic and took a drastic measure to curtain the virus spread by closing down all transportation connecting the outside world. In this study, we seek to answer a… 
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