centenarian: Japanese Centenarians Data

In depend.truncation: Statistical Methods for the Analysis of Dependently Truncated Data

Description

The number of deaths at each year (1963-1980) for Japanese male centenarians (Table 2 of Emura and Murotani (2015)). See also the original reference Sibuya & Hanayama (2004).

Usage

data("centenarian")

Format

A data frame with 21 observations on the following 19 variables.

X

:the age at death

X1963

:the number of deaths between 1963 and 1964

X1964

:the number of deaths between 1964 and 1965

X1965

:the number of deaths between 1965 and 1966

X1966

:the number of deaths between 1966 and 1967

X1967

:the number of deaths between 1967 and 1968

X1968

:the number of deaths between 1968 and 1969

X1969

:the number of deaths between 1969 and 1970

X1970

:the number of deaths between 1970 and 1971

X1971

:the number of deaths between 1971 and 1972

X1972

:the number of deaths between 1972 and 1973

X1973

:the number of deaths between 1973 and 1974

X1974

:the number of deaths between 1974 and 1975

X1975

:the number of deaths between 1975 and 1976

X1976

:the number of deaths between 1976 and 1977

X1977

:the number of deaths between 1977 and 1978

X1978

:the number of deaths between 1978 and 1979

X1979

:the number of deaths between 1979 and 1980

X1980

:the number of deaths between 1980 and 1981

References

Sibuya M, Hanayama N (2004), Estimation of Human Longevity Distribution Based on Tabulated Statistics. Proceeding of ISM 52: 117-34

Emura T, Murotani K (2015), An Algorithm for Estimating Survival Under a Copula-based Dependent Truncation Model, TEST 24 (No.4): 734-751.

Examples

## Below is the centenarians data analysis of Emura & Murotani (2015) ##
data(centenarian)
Death=centenarian[,1]
Year=1963:1980
data.mat=centenarian[,-1]

X=T=NULL
for(i in 1:length(Death)){
  for(j in 1:length(Year)){
    X=c( X,rep(Death[i],data.mat[i,j]) )
    T=c( T,rep(Year[j]-i+1,data.mat[i,j]) )  ### T= Year at age 100.5 ###    
  }
}

x.trunc=X
z.trunc=max(Year)+0.5-T+100

m=length(x.trunc)
d=rep(1,m)

set.seed(1)
x.trunc=x.trunc+runif(length(x.trunc),min=-0.01,max=0)
z.trunc=z.trunc+runif(length(z.trunc),min=0,max=0.01)

### Copula-based estimator ####
## CHAIEB.Frank(x.trunc, z.trunc, d, a = 1/10)

Example output

Loading required package: mvtnorm

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