Table 2.
Key descriptive statistics across clusters as at 15 May 2020.
| Cluster 1 (12) | Cluster 2 (20) | Cluster 3 (4) | Cluster 4 (51) | Cluster 5 (14) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| , Incidence | 0.34 (− 76) | 0.4 (− 104) | 0.24 (− 65) | 0.21 (− 149) | 0.39 (− 80) |
| − 0.15 (63) | − 0.09 (179) | − 0.19 (− 17) | − 0.04 (74) | − 0.04 (114) | |
| Volume, | 0.13 (14) | 0.21 (179) | 0.17 (150) | 0.11 (103) | 0.15 (160) |
| − 0.16 (− 37) | − 0.23 (− 61) | − 0.29 (− 67) | − 0.06 (− 90) | − 0.11 (− 78) | |
| Volume, Incidence | 0.17 (− 105) | 0.3 (102) | 0.19 (40) | 0.16 (132) | 0.25 (168) |
| − 0.14 (− 2) | − 0.26 (− 129) | − 0.21 (− 120) | − 0.01 (− 179) | 0.01 (− 90) |
This table shows the maximum positive correlation and the minimum negative correlation among the daily policy volume, the daily effective reproduction number and the daily incidence count for each cluster identified in “Patterns of initial public health interventions and effective reproduction number”. We highlighted the correlation with the highest absolute value in each section and cluster. The values in the brackets record the offset days associated with the maximum or minimum correlation.