Comparative study of different weather forecasting models

Medar, Ramesh; Angadi, Akshata B.; Niranjan, P.; Tamase, Pushpa

doi:10.1109/icecds.2017.8389719

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“…The dataset and detailed implementation are not well-described, so we cannot check how well their classifier could work on the vaccination dataset. Many other studies are focused on several other predictions: the stock market [22,25,26], business sales [27,28], temperature [29], weather [30], energy consumption [31,32], electricity [33,34], etc. We did not find any work that shows a forecast using vaccination data in the USA.…”

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COVID-19 Vaccination Awareness and Aftermath: Public Sentiment Analysis on Twitter Data and Vaccinated Population Prediction in the USA

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Arifuzzaman

2021

Applied Sciences

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Social media, such as Twitter, is a source of exchanging information and opinion on global issues such as COVID-19 pandemic. In this study, we work with a database of around 1.2 million tweets collected across five weeks of April–May 2021 to draw conclusions about public sentiments towards the vaccination outlook when vaccinations become widely available to the population during the COVID-19 pandemic. We deploy natural language processing and sentiment analysis techniques to reveal insights about COVID-19 vaccination awareness among the public. Our results show that people have positive sentiments towards taking COVID-19 vaccines instead of some adverse effects of some of the vaccines. We also analyze people’s attitude towards the safety measures of COVID-19 after receiving the vaccines. Again, the positive sentiment is higher than that of negative in terms of maintaining safety measures against COVID-19 among the vaccinated population. We also project that around 62.44% and 48% of the US population will get at least one dose of vaccine and be fully vaccinated, respectively, by the end of July 2021 according to our forecast model. This study will help to understand public reaction and aid the policymakers to project the vaccination campaign as well as health and safety measures in the ongoing global health crisis.

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