spanishman
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The story here on the Sky News site: https://news.sky.com/story/coronavi...ecline-from-peak-new-figures-suggest-11983364
Here is a chart of z scores for excess deaths across Europe showing selected countries. From 2016 up to recently.
It will be interesting to see what happens with these charts when we have another week or two of figures.
In this case the trend (or shape of the chart) is more important. As a number of factors can have an impact on the Z scores themselves. So it could be inappropriate to compare Z scores across countries.
Here is a chart of z scores for excess deaths across Europe showing selected countries. From 2016 up to recently.
It will be interesting to see what happens with these charts when we have another week or two of figures.
In this case the trend (or shape of the chart) is more important. As a number of factors can have an impact on the Z scores themselves. So it could be inappropriate to compare Z scores across countries.
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