Italy seems to me to have stalled in decreasing R at about R=0.9. China and South Korea both got down to R=0.5. I have a concern that the UK has stalled at about R=1.3 (25% confidence) but I suspect that a few days more data may disprove this.
The US appears to still be on a downwards trajectory (currently just above R=1) but where exactly it stops will make a huge difference to the final tally. If I were to be making a model then this is the main place where I would focus my attention to give reasonable confidence intervals.
Italy seems to me to have stalled in decreasing R at about R=0.9. China and South Korea both got down to R=0.5. I have a concern that the UK has stalled at about R=1.3 (25% confidence) but I suspect that a few days more data may disprove this.
The US appears to still be on a downwards trajectory (currently just above R=1) but where exactly it stops will make a huge difference to the final tally. If I were to be making a model then this is the main place where I would focus my attention to give reasonable confidence intervals.