Prediction of Covid and Covid-19 and Omicron data with ESPRINT, ERF, CSDLM and HMC-19HRP Models

SARS-CoV-2, also known as the Covid-19 Corona Virus, has caused widespread damage globally, and the situation is only becoming worse. Officials from all across the world are using a number of COVID-19 outbreak prediction models to help them make choices and implement pertinent control measures. Simple epidemiological and statistical models are well-liked by the media and have garnered more attention from authorities among the conventional models for COVID-19 global pandemic prediction. It's a pandemic illness that spreads daily from person to person. As a result, it's critical to monitor the total patient population impacted. The way that the computerised data is now provided by the system makes it extremely difficult to analyse and forecast the spread of disease both locally and globally. An enhanced Sprint algorithm, Enhanced Random forest algorithm, Customized sequential Deep learning Model (CSDLM), and HMC-19HRP model is proposed in this study and analysed each with two dataset that is Covid dataset and OMICRON dataset. Finally results obtained from all the method are compared. On overall comparison HMC-19HRP outperforms other methods on both the dataset with precision of 94.92 and 98.26, Recall of 99.03 and 95.86, F1-score of 96.93 and 97.04, Specificity of 78.71 and 97.06 and Accuracy of 94.98 and 96.30 on covid data and Omicron dataset respectively.