Morocco's COVID-19 instance as a potential epidemiological scenario

Machine learning is widely used in all industries. In order to speed up decision-making on the most likely course of action, machine learning have shown their effectiveness in analyzing perioperative effects. In several technological sectors, ML models have been utilized for a while to specify and rank dangerous threat variables. To handle forecasting problems, several different prediction approaches are regularly used. The work shows how ML models can forecast the frequency of COVID-19 instances in the future, which is now considered to be a serious threat to civilisation. In this study, we carried out a comparison analysis of two widely used machine learning models: SVM and linear regression. Each model projects three variables: the cumulative count of confirmed cases, the cumulative count of fatalities, and the cumulative count of recoveries over the next 30 days. The study's conclusions demonstrate that applying these tactics to the current COVID-19 pandemic scenario is a viable choice. To boost accuracy, we used two ML models. The results of the experiment indicate that when it comes to COVID-19 prediction, Linear Regression yields the best results, while SVM yields the worst.