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News, findings, and musings from the team
Are Masks Widely Used in Public?
Delphi’s symptom surveys reveal rates of mask use across the country. But do they really show that the vast majority of people wear masks?
#symptom surveys #COVIDcast #R
By Alex Reinhart
A Syndromic COVID-19 Indicator Based on Insurance Claims of Outpatient Visits
In previous posts, we discussed our massive ongoing symptom surveys that have reached over 12 million people in the U.S. since April 2020, in …
#medical records #COVIDcast #R
By Aaron Rumack and Roni Rosenfeld
New and Improved COVID Symptom Survey Tracks Testing and Mask-Wearing
Beginning on September 8, 2020, we deployed a new version of our symptom survey. Facebook helps us recruit tens of thousands of respondents daily, and …
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By Alex Reinhart
Accessing Open COVID-19 Data via the COVIDcast Epidata API
One of our primary initiatives at the Delphi COVIDcast project has been to curate a diverse set of COVID-related data streams, and to make them freely …
#COVIDcast API #COVIDcast #R #Python
By Kathryn Mazaitis and Alex Reinhart
Can Symptoms Surveys Improve COVID-19 Forecasts?
Building on our previous two posts (on our COVID-19 symptom surveys through Facebook and Google) this post offers a deeper dive into empirical …
#symptom surveys #forecasting #COVIDcast #R
By Ryan Tibshirani
COVID-19 Symptom Surveys through Google
Since April 2020, in addition to our massive daily survey advertised on Facebook, we’ve been running (even-more-massive) surveys through Google …
#symptom surveys #COVIDcast #R
By Ryan Tibshirani
COVID-19 Symptom Surveys through Facebook
Since April 2020, in collaboration with Facebook, partner universities, and public health officials, we’ve been conducting a massive daily …
#symptom surveys #COVIDcast #R
By Alex Reinhart and Ryan Tibshirani
Hello World!
Hello from the Delphi research group at Carnegie Mellon University! We’re a group of faculty, students, and staff, based primarily out of CMU …
By Roni Rosenfeld and Ryan Tibshirani