Normalized logistic wavelets: Applications to COVID-19 data in Italy
Grzegorz Rz\k{a}dkowski

TL;DR
This paper introduces normalized logistic wavelets, modifies them for unit norm, and applies them to accurately model the first wave of COVID-19 deaths in Italy, demonstrating their effectiveness on asymmetric data.
Contribution
It presents a normalization method for logistic wavelets and applies them to COVID-19 data modeling, showing high accuracy even with skewed data.
Findings
Normalized logistic wavelets have unit norm in L^2 space.
High-accuracy modeling of COVID-19 death data in Italy.
Effective for asymmetric and skewed data modeling.
Abstract
In this paper we deal with the logistic wavelets introduced in \cite{RF}. We modify them by multiplying by appropriate coefficients so that their norm in the space is equal to 1. We calculate the normalization coefficients using the Grosset-Veselov formula \cite{GV}, Eulerian numbers and Bernoulli numbers. Then we apply the logistic wavelets to model of the first wave of Covid-19 deaths in Italy in 2020. This example shows that even asymmetric and skewed data can be modeled, with high accuracy, by a sum of logistic functions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsImage and Signal Denoising Methods · Statistical and numerical algorithms · Statistical Mechanics and Entropy
