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District Level Covid Case Prediction using LSTM Models

Covid-19 has had an adverse effect on the world, with more than 440 million cases recorded so far. The outbreak has hampered the country’s healthcare and economy. This calls for an accurate prediction model for the prediction of Covid Cases, so that it gives some time to the hospitals and administration, to make the necessary arrangement. For population-dense countries like India, the covid case dynamics of every district is different, hence this requires a district-wise case prediction of Covid Cases. In this paper, we perform prediction of covid cases across all districts of India using different architectures of Long short-term memory (LSTM) and performed a comparative analysis between them. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first such attempt at the district level. Bidirectional LSTM encoder-decoder outperformed other LSTM-based models and, gave a test set MAPE of 15.44, followed by LSTM Encoder Decoder, giving a MAPE of 19.72.