set.upperage: Combine the upperages of a demogdata object.
In demography: Forecasting Mortality, Fertility, Migration and Population Data
set.upperage R Documentation
Combine the upperages of a demogdata object.
Description
Computes demographic rates by combining age groups.
Usage
set.upperage(data, max.age)
Arguments
data
Demogdata object such as created using read.demogdata or smooth.demogdata.
max.age
Upper age group. Ages beyond this are combined into the upper age group.
Value
Demogdata object with same components as data but with a subset of ages.
Author(s)
Rob J Hyndman
Examples
france.short <- set.upperage(fr.mort, 85)
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Combine the upperages of a demogdata object.
Description
Computes demographic rates by combining age groups.
Usage
set.upperage(data, max.age)
Arguments
data |
Demogdata object such as created using |
max.age |
Upper age group. Ages beyond this are combined into the upper age group. |
Value
Demogdata object with same components as data but with a subset of ages.
Author(s)
Rob J Hyndman
Examples
france.short <- set.upperage(fr.mort, 85)
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