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CS2: Risk Modeling and Survival Analysis
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Module 6
Estimating Mortality Rates from Data
1
"Calculating Central and Initial Exposed to Risk"
Define and calculate central and initial exposed to risk from census and deaths data.
2
Central vs. Initial ETR: Problem Solving
Apply the relationship between central and initial exposed to risk to solve problems.
3
Addressing Complications in Exposed-to-Risk Calculations
Handle practical complications in exposed-to-risk calculations (e.g., census approximations).
4
Calculating Age-Specific Mortality Rates
Apply the actuarial estimate to compute age-specific mortality rates from life table data.
5
Estimating Mortality Force with MLE and Exposed-to-Risk Data
Estimate the force of mortality using maximum likelihood with exposed-to-risk data.
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