Changing Clusters of Indian States with respect to number of Cases of COVID-19 using incrementalKMN Method

07/12/2020

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by   Rabinder Kumar Prasad, et al.

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The novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) incidence in India is currently experiencing exponential rise but with apparent spatial variation in growth rate and doubling time rate. We classify the states into five clusters with low to the high-risk category and study how the different states moved from one cluster to the other since the onset of the first case on 30^th January 2020 till the end of unlock 1 that is 30^th June 2020. We have implemented a new clustering technique called the incrementalKMN (Prasad, R. K., Sarmah, R., Chakraborty, S.(2019))