> see if there's a pattern in those we know to be infected vs those we know aren't
You don't know who is infected and who isn't. That was my second point about not having a training set.
You don't know who is infected and who isn't. That was my second point about not having a training set.
Yeah - separate labs spread all over the world, using different protocols collecting different data points on different populations and answering to different companies and/or governments each of them with their own laws and regulations. You can't just "get all the data" in this case.