Table 2.

The summary of regression coefficient R² with p-value using different models for different Indian states from $\mathbb{R}$(t) vs RH plot with seven days running average. The ‘+’ sign implies positive correlation and ‘–’ sign implies negative correlation between $\mathbb{R}$(t) and RH.

State	$R_{\text{SIRD}}^2$ (%)	p-value	$R_{\text{ SEIRD}}^2$ (%)	p-value
Delhi	1.02 (−)	0.113	7.13 (+)	2.20 × 10−5
Gujarat	13.71 (−)	2.05 × 10−9	0.80 (−)	0.160
Karnataka	40.01 (−)	6.67 × 10−29	26.30 (−)	6.61 × 10−18
Kerala	0.83 (−)	0.154	1.17 (−)	0.089
Andhra Pradesh	32.70 (−)	9.25 × 10−23	24.73 (−)	8.99 × 10−17
Maharashtra	22.91 (−)	1.71 × 10−15	20.10 (−)	1.43 × 10−13
Rajasthan	21.78 (−)	1.044 × 10−14	2.85 (−)	0.008
Tamil Nadu	7.07 (−)	2.39 × 10−5	9.83 (−)	5.14 × 10−7
Uttar Pradesh	20.04 (−)	1.57 × 10−13	0.60 (−)	0.225
West Bengal	12.75 (−)	8.27 × 10−9	13.21 (−)	4.23 × 10−9