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Introducing migratory flows in life table construction

2012

The purpose of life tables is to describe the mortality behav iour of particular groups. The construction of general life tables is based on death statis tics and census figures of resident populations under the hypothesis of closed demographic sys tem. Among other assumptions, this hypothesis implicitly assumes that entries (immigrants) a nd exits (emigrants) of the population are usually not significant (being almost of the same magnitu de for each age compensating each other). This paper theoretically extends the classical sol ution to open demographic systems and studies the impact of this hypothesis in constructing a life table. In particular, using the data of residential variations m…

Mathematical statisticsSociologia matemàticaOpen demographic system:Matemàtiques i estadística::Estadística matemàtica [Àrees temàtiques de la UPC]Mathematical sociology:91 Game theory economics social and behavioral sciences::91D Mathematical sociology [Classificació AMS]Lexis diagramGeneral populationEstadística matemàtica -- Aplicacions:62 Statistics::62Q05 Statistical tables [Classificació AMS]
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Tabula 0.3 beta

2010

The final aim of the majority of statistical analyses is to create a set of statistical tables for publication. Generally complex statistical survey reports contain a lot of tables which usually have more than two entries. In order to create tables like these, you have first to run a lot of Stata commands and to write them by hand. This process is error prone and it’s difficult to create tables with more than four entries using ordinary Stata commands. Tabula is not a Stata command but a complete software written in C++, with a user-friendly GUI. The main aims of Tabula are to automate the production of reports and to minimize human errors. It allows you to create your statistical table thr…

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