To provide output examples for the sample questions based on the COVID-19 dataset,

I'll create a synthetic dataset and perform the calculations. Below is the complete
code with explanations and sample outputs for each question.

Create Synthetic Dataset

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import pandas as pd
import numpy as np

# Create a DataFrame with synthetic COVID-19 data

data = {
'Country/Region': ['Country A', 'Country B', 'Country C', 'Country D'],
'Confirmed': [50000, 30000, 150000, 70000],
'Deaths': [1000, 800, 3000, 1500],
'Recovered': [48000, 25000, 145000, 65000],
'Active': [1000, 2200, 5000, 5000],
'New cases': [500, 300, 1500, 700],
'New deaths': [10, 8, 50, 20],
'New recovered': [400, 250, 1200, 600],
'Deaths / 100 Cases': [2.0, 2.67, 2.0, 2.14],
'Recovered / 100 Cases': [96.0, 83.33, 96.67, 92.86],
'Deaths / 100 Recovered': [2.08, 3.2, 2.07, 2.31],
'Confirmed last week': [49000, 29500, 148000, 69000],
'1 week change': [1000, 500, 2000, 1000],
'1 week % increase': [2.04, 1.69, 1.35, 1.45],
'WHO Region': ['Region 1', 'Region 2', 'Region 1', 'Region 3']
}

df = pd.DataFrame(data)
Analysis and Outputs
1. Calculate the Total Confirmed Cases, Deaths, and Recoveries for Each
Country/Region
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total_cases = df.groupby('Country/Region')[['Confirmed', 'Deaths',
'Recovered']].sum()
print("Total Confirmed Cases, Deaths, and Recoveries for Each Country/Region:")
print(total_cases)
Output:

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Total Confirmed Cases, Deaths, and Recoveries for Each Country/Region:
Confirmed Deaths Recovered
Country/Region
Country A 50000 1000 48000
Country B 30000 800 25000
Country C 150000 3000 145000
Country D 70000 1500 65000
2. Determine the Country/Region with the Highest Number of Active Cases
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max_active_cases = df.loc[df['Active'].idxmax()]
print("\nCountry/Region with the Highest Number of Active Cases:")
print(max_active_cases[['Country/Region', 'Active']])
Output:

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Country/Region with the Highest Number of Active Cases:
Country/Region Country C
Active 5000
Name: 2, dtype: object
3. Calculate the Case Fatality Rate (CFR) and Recovery Rate for Each Country/Region
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df['CFR'] = (df['Deaths'] / df['Confirmed']) * 100
df['Recovery Rate'] = (df['Recovered'] / df['Confirmed']) * 100
print("\nCase Fatality Rate (CFR) and Recovery Rate for Each Country/Region:")
print(df[['Country/Region', 'CFR', 'Recovery Rate']])
Output:

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Case Fatality Rate (CFR) and Recovery Rate for Each Country/Region:
Country/Region CFR Recovery Rate
0 Country A 2.00 96.00
1 Country B 2.67 83.33
2 Country C 2.00 96.67
3 Country D 2.14 92.86
4. What is the Percentage Increase in Confirmed Cases for Each Country/Region Over
the Past Week?
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df['1 week % increase'] = ((df['Confirmed'] - df['Confirmed last week']) /
df['Confirmed last week']) * 100
print("\nPercentage Increase in Confirmed Cases Over the Past Week:")
print(df[['Country/Region', '1 week % increase']])
Output:

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Percentage Increase in Confirmed Cases Over the Past Week:
Country/Region 1 week % increase
0 Country A 2.04
1 Country B 1.69
2 Country C 1.35
3 Country D 1.45
5. Identify Countries/Regions with the Highest and Lowest New Cases in the Past
Week
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max_new_cases = df.loc[df['New cases'].idxmax()]
min_new_cases = df.loc[df['New cases'].idxmin()]
print("\nCountry/Region with the Highest Number of New Cases:")
print(max_new_cases[['Country/Region', 'New cases']])
print("\nCountry/Region with the Lowest Number of New Cases:")
print(min_new_cases[['Country/Region', 'New cases']])
Output:

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Country/Region with the Highest Number of New Cases:
Country/Region Country C
New cases 1500
Name: 2, dtype: object
Country/Region with the Lowest Number of New Cases:
Country/Region Country B
New cases 300
Name: 1, dtype: object
6. Calculate the Change in Number of Deaths and Recoveries Over the Past Week
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df['Change in Deaths'] = df['Deaths'] - (df['Deaths'] - df['New deaths'])
df['Change in Recoveries'] = df['Recovered'] - (df['Recovered'] - df['New
recovered'])
print("\nChange in Number of Deaths and Recoveries Over the Past Week:")
print(df[['Country/Region', 'Change in Deaths', 'Change in Recoveries']])
Output:

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Change in Number of Deaths and Recoveries Over the Past Week:
Country/Region Change in Deaths Change in Recoveries
0 Country A 10 400
1 Country B 8 250
2 Country C 50 1200
3 Country D 20 600
7. Determine the Country/Region with the Highest Deaths per 100 Cases
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max_deaths_per_100_cases = df.loc[df['Deaths / 100 Cases'].idxmax()]
print("\nCountry/Region with the Highest Deaths per 100 Cases:")
print(max_deaths_per_100_cases[['Country/Region', 'Deaths / 100 Cases']])
Output:

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Country/Region with the Highest Deaths per 100 Cases:
Country/Region Country B
Deaths / 100 Cases 2.67
Name: 1, dtype: object
8. Calculate the Average New Cases and New Deaths for Each WHO Region
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region_avg_new_cases = df.groupby('WHO Region')['New cases'].mean()
region_avg_new_deaths = df.groupby('WHO Region')['New deaths'].mean()
print("\nAverage New Cases and New Deaths by WHO Region:")
print(pd.DataFrame({'Average New Cases': region_avg_new_cases, 'Average New
Deaths': region_avg_new_deaths}))
Output:

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Average New Cases and New Deaths by WHO Region:
Average New Cases Average New Deaths
WHO Region
Region 1 1000.0 30.0
Region 2 300.0 8.0
Region 3 700.0 20.0
9. Identify the Country/Region with the Largest Weekly Change in Confirmed Cases
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max_weekly_change = df.loc[df['1 week change'].idxmax()]
print("\nCountry/Region with the Largest Weekly Change in Confirmed Cases:")
print(max_weekly_change[['Country/Region', '1 week change']])
Output:

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Country/Region with the Largest Weekly Change in Confirmed Cases:
Country/Region Country C
1 week change 2000
Name: 2, dtype: object
10. Calculate the Deaths per 100 Recovered Cases for Each Country/Region
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df['Deaths / 100 Recovered'] = (df['Deaths'] / df['Recovered']) * 100
print("\nDeaths per 100 Recovered Cases for Each Country/Region:")
print(df[['Country/Region', 'Deaths / 100 Recovered']])
Output:

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Deaths per 100 Recovered Cases for Each Country/Region:
Country/Region Deaths / 100 Recovered
0 Country A 2.08
1 Country B 3.20
2 Country C 2.07
3 Country D 2.31
Summary
The code and outputs provide insights into various COVID-19 metrics, such as case
fatality rates, recovery rates, and trends in new cases and deaths

You said:
any yes or no questions
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
Certainly! Here are some yes-or-no questions based on the COVID-19 dataset. These
questions are designed to quickly determine whether specific conditions or
thresholds are met.

Yes/No Questions
Is the number of confirmed cases in Country A greater than 50,000?
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is_cases_above_50000 = df.loc[df['Country/Region'] == 'Country A',
'Confirmed'].values[0] > 50000
print("Is the number of confirmed cases in Country A greater than 50,000?", "Yes"
if is_cases_above_50000 else "No")
Has the percentage increase in confirmed cases been greater than 2% for any
country/region?
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percentage_increase_above_2 = df['1 week % increase'].gt(2).any()
print("Has the percentage increase in confirmed cases been greater than 2% for any
country/region?", "Yes" if percentage_increase_above_2 else "No")
Did Country B have more new deaths than new cases in the past week?
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country_b_new_deaths_more_than_cases = df.loc[df['Country/Region'] == 'Country B',
'New deaths'].values[0] > df.loc[df['Country/Region'] == 'Country B', 'New
cases'].values[0]
print("Did Country B have more new deaths than new cases in the past week?", "Yes"
if country_b_new_deaths_more_than_cases else "No")
Has any country/region had a recovery rate of over 95%?
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recovery_rate_above_95 = df['Recovery Rate'].gt(95).any()
print("Has any country/region had a recovery rate of over 95%?", "Yes" if
recovery_rate_above_95 else "No")
Is the number of active cases in Country C less than 10,000?
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active_cases_below_10000 = df.loc[df['Country/Region'] == 'Country C',
'Active'].values[0] < 10000
print("Is the number of active cases in Country C less than 10,000?", "Yes" if
active_cases_below_10000 else "No")
Has there been a decrease in the number of confirmed cases compared to the previous
week in any country/region?
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confirmed_cases_decrease = (df['Confirmed'] < df['Confirmed last week']).any()
print("Has there been a decrease in the number of confirmed cases compared to the
previous week in any country/region?", "Yes" if confirmed_cases_decrease else "No")
Is the death rate (Deaths / 100 Cases) in Country D higher than 2%?
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death_rate_country_d = df.loc[df['Country/Region'] == 'Country D', 'Deaths / 100
Cases'].values[0] > 2
print("Is the death rate (Deaths / 100 Cases) in Country D higher than 2%?", "Yes"
if death_rate_country_d else "No")
Is the number of new recovered cases greater than the number of new cases in
Country A?
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new_recovered_more_than_cases_country_a = df.loc[df['Country/Region'] == 'Country
A', 'New recovered'].values[0] > df.loc[df['Country/Region'] == 'Country A', 'New
cases'].values[0]
print("Is the number of new recovered cases greater than the number of new cases in
Country A?", "Yes" if new_recovered_more_than_cases_country_a else "No")
Is there any country/region in Region 1 with more than 10,000 active cases?
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active_cases_region_1_above_10000 = df[df['WHO Region'] == 'Region 1']
['Active'].gt(10000).any()
print("Is there any country/region in Region 1 with more than 10,000 active
cases?", "Yes" if active_cases_region_1_above_10000 else "No")
Has the number of new deaths increased by more than 10 in Country C in the past
week?
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new_deaths_increase_country_c = df.loc[df['Country/Region'] == 'Country C', 'New
deaths'].values[0] > 10
print("Has the number of new deaths increased by more than 10 in Country C in the
past week?", "Yes" if new_deaths_increase_country_c else "No")
Summary
These yes-or-no questions help quickly assess specific conditions or trends within
the COVID-19 dataset. They are useful for identifying key insights or anomalies
without performing extensive computations.