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Explorative Data Analysis on COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in United States

  • K. Hemachandran,
  • K. V. Rajesh Kumar,
  • Zita Zoltay Paprika,
  • Vineeth Reddy Guda,
  • A. Naga Sai Purushotham

摘要

In United States, as on February 14, 2022 around 201,679 new corona cases were confirmed, and cumulative cases crossed 76,649,700. COVID-19 is increases rapidly, as of now 905,957 deaths were confirmed in United States. More than 1 lakh of people have not vaccinated yet. In addition to concerns about its side effects, the Census survey also found that 45.3% of unvaccinated adults say they don't trust COVID-19 vaccines, 38% don't trust the government, and 33.7% believe they just don't need it (Troiano and Nardi in Publ Health 194:245–251, 2021 [1]). Artificial intelligence (AI) is a cutting-edge technology that is assisting in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. This technology is useful for screening, monitoring, forecasting existing, and future patients. The primary applications of this AI are infection detection and diagnosis. With no end in sight to the epidemic, vaccination is the only way to maintain control and to restore normalcy. In this research, we have extracted more insights for the vaccine hesitancy. For creating awareness among the people of United States, an analysis on “Why some of the peoples are not getting vaccinated” and even “if we offer vaccine why they are not ready to take the vaccine” is evidence on vaccine hesitancy. So, that government can educate people on the benefits of vaccine.