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June 1, 1967Journal of the American Statistical Association118 citations

Exponential Survival with Covariance

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MGMarvin Glasser

Key Points

  • This paper aims to develop a method for comparing mortality rates among groups with differing covariables.
  • Assumed the force of mortality as a function of covariables.
  • Outlined an approach for the case involving multiple covariables.
  • Discussed adaptability to actuarial analysis.
  • Proposed a new method for mortality comparison based on covariable influence.
  • Indicated potential for adaptation in complex mortality studies.

Abstract

Abstract In applied problems one often wishes to compare the mortality experience of two or more groups of individuals who are known not to be comparable with respect to a covariable. This paper presents an approach to this problem by assuming that the force of mortality for each individual is a function of the covariable. Extension to the case where more than one covariable is present is indicated. It is also suggested that the present method is adaptable to an actuarial type analysis.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a088b08280cd4e998e8c82fhttps://doi.org/10.1080/01621459.1967.10482929
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