SURPRISE! Nyt statistisk studie antyder, at Danmark har manipuleret med sine Covid-19 data.
'For daily cases, Denmark, Greece and Ireland showed the greatest deviation from Benford’s distribution ... a preliminary step for obtaining evidence for data manipulation.' (Links below)
https://twitter.com/KlausKblog/status/1474892747261763588?s=20
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.12.24.21268373v1.full.pdf
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.12.24.21268373v1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benford%27s_law
https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benfords_lov
https://www.bitchute.com/video/YWRuNWUvOxbd/

Analysis Shows Many EU Nations DRASTICALLY Deviate From Benford's Law A Sign Of Massive Fraud?

Previous studies have used Benford's distribution to assess whether there is misreporting of COVID-19 cases and deaths. Data inaccuracies provide false information to the media, undermine global response and hinder the preventive measures taken by countries worldwide.

In this study, we analyze daily new cases and deaths from all the countries of the European Union and estimate the conformance to Benford's distribution. For each country, two statistical tests and two measures of deviations are calculated to determine whether the reported statistics comply with the expected distribution.

Four country-level developmental indexes are also included, the GDP per capita, health expenditures, the Universal Health Coverage index, and full vaccination rate. Regression analysis is implemented to show whether the deviation from Benford's distribution is affected by the aforementioned indexes.

The findings indicate that only three countries were in line with the expected distribution, Bulgaria, Croatia, and Romania.

For daily cases, Denmark, Greece, and Ireland, showed the greatest deviation from Benford's distribution, and for deaths, Malta, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, and Luxemburg had the highest deviation from Benford's law.

Furthermore, it was found that the vaccination rate is positively associated with deviation from Benford's distribution.

These results suggest that overall official data provided by authorities are not confirming Benford's law, yet this approach acts as a preliminary tool for data verification. More extensive studies should be made with a more thorough investigation of countries that showed the greatest deviation.
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For daily cases, Denmark, Greece, and Ireland, showed the greatest deviation from Benford’s distribution and for deaths, Malta, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, and Luxemburg had the highest deviation from Benford’s law.

For daily cases, Denmark, Ireland and Greece were associated with the highest chi-squared statistics and this was also confirmed by the two distance measures (Figure 1 and 2).

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