Data Scienctists Fight Covid19

Tasks

Important predictions that can be extremely helpful in mitigating long term damage.

  1. How well can the 21 day lockdown perform in containing the virus? Prediction over the number of new cases each day with lockdown. Prediction over the number of new cases each day if there was no lockdown. (Both the cases should continue even after the lockdown is over).

    (In detailed explanation on https://www.kaggle.com/sudalairajkumar/covid19-in-india/tasks?taskId=631)

  2. Who are the most affected sectors of the society due to the lockdown? Impact of the lockdown on Urban Informal economy Urban Formal Economy Rural Economy In what scale Agricultural Economy - Mandis are shut down. Farmer distress. MSME Sector Supply Chain issues

    (In detailed explanation on https://www.kaggle.com/sudalairajkumar/covid19-in-india/tasks?taskId=633)

  3. How to provide new bussinesses to people. Innovative ways to get the people back to work. Essential goods and services - How to get back the ecosystem Oil prices going down - Will this compensate the revenue loss. Potential Revenue gain - Opportunities for the entrepreneurs

    (In detailed explanation on : https://www.kaggle.com/sudalairajkumar/covid19-in-india/tasks?taskId=634)

Contribution Guidelines

  1. Publish datasets and resources as open to public as possible
  • Explicitly mention the license under which you are making the data available for public. We recommend to use Creative Commons License for any articles, analytical and tech reports. Use MIT License, Apache 2.0 or GPL v3 for code.
  1. Datasets on Kaggle.
  • Kaggle has one of the best tools to manage multiple versions of Data. It is easier to manage duplicate data and share the code (as notebooks). And has a large enough data science community.
  1. Code on github
  • Share your code on github. It is easy for people to collaborate and improve the codebase. It is easy for us to share it on our github organization repository too.
  1. Archive the data.
  • Archive all the data and share the archive link. During the times of crisis having a single point of access can be very prone to failure. Back up your data in drive, github or www.archive.is share the link (don't forget to make it publicly accessible)).
  1. Actively contribute.
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