Disclaimer
I don't know my way around medicine, and I don't have a good grasp on the quality of the statistics here. But I find graphing it interesting.
Today
As for the overall size of the disease, today was largely uneventful; nothing big happened. I am seeing reports that the Chinese government is once again shifting its definition of "confirmed". If so, it doesn't seem to be having any dramatic impacts on the data yet. I have been slightly frustrated so far by cobbling together data from multiple sources, which may have slightly different numbers, or report at different times of day. However, I've recently discovered the Johns Hopkins online dashboard, which I made use of for today's data, except for "suspected", which I got from the Chinese government.
Tomorrow, I intend to conform my data to Johns Hopkins, and use that going forward as far as possible.
The Graphs
Not much change in this graph, which remains on a six-day trend of levelling off.
Likewise, this graph has stayed on the previous path, and has now dropped four days in a row.
Though the last day has brought no new changes to the trendline itself, although it does seem to show the first day of actual decrease in confirmed ongoing infections since the peak. However, this might be affected by the use of Johns Hopkins data for today. Tomorrow I will standardize to Johns Hopkins data, so there shouldn't be any little hiccups in the trendline caused by switching sources.
For this figure, there's not much change. We're still seeing this number stay slightly below zero.
As this graph shows, we are seeing non-China cases spiking relative to the overall count. But, as the next graph shows, this spike continues to be driven by the Princess Diamond.
Outside of the Princess Diamond, the data so far does not seem to show cases exploding out of China.
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