Abstract
A comprehensive investigation on the variation of the Covid-19 pandemic
adequate reproduction number (R) in four critical European countries is
provided in this study as a function of the variations related to the
weather, mobility, government responses, and epidemiology. In this
study, an open data set about the Covid-19 pandemic is used for the
analysis. The data contains newly recorded components with different
metrics since the appearance of the COVID19 pandemic. The aim is to
investigate the impact of the weather, mobility, and government
restriction on the R values and pandemic. The appropriate statistical
analyses are used to reveal the association and the effect of the
various attributes to the R. In addition, multiple predictive models
were applied.
The results show significant differences between studied countries and
have different factors that influence the virus’s spread.