Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Obtain values for a life table function from an object of class
LifeTable
.
1 2 3 4 | lifeTableFun(object, fun = c("mx", "qx", "px", "dx", "lx", "Lx", "Tx", "ex"))
## S4 method for signature 'LifeTable'
lifeTableFun(object, fun = c("mx", "qx", "px", "dx", "lx", "Lx", "Tx", "ex"))
|
object |
An object of class |
fun |
The name of a life table function. |
The life table functions are as follows:
Function | Definition |
mx | Mortality rate for age-group x . |
qx | Given survival to exact age x, the probability dying before the end of the age interval. |
px | 1 - qx |
lx | Of radix births, the number of people expected to
survive to exact age x |
dx | The number of deaths in the age interval, for a cohort of
size radix at birth. |
Lx | The expected number of person-years lived in an age interval
by a cohort of size radix at birth. |
Tx | Sum of the Lx from age x to the highest age. |
ex | Life expectancy at age x . |
ax | The 'separation factor' - the average number of years lived during an age interval by someone who does during that interval. |
The fun
argument in calls to lifeTableFun
does not need to be
one of the functions specified in the showFun
argument to LifeTable
.
If fun
is "dx"
, "lx"
, "Lx"
, or
"Tx"
, an object of class Counts
;
otherwise an object of class Values
.
lifeExpectancy
is a convenience function for
extracting life expectancy at a particular age.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | al <- demdata::afghan.life
al <- dembase::Values(al)
mx <- dembase::subarray(al,
subarray = (fun == "mx") & (time == "2001-2005"))
lt <- LifeTable(mx)
lt
lifeTableFun(lt, fun = "qx")
lifeTableFun(lt, fun = "Lx")
## Because it is not included in the default value for 'showFun'
## in function 'LifeTable', "Tx" is not displayed in the
## life table above. However, 'lifeTableFun' will generate
## a value for 'Tx' anyway.
lifeTableFun(lt, fun = "Tx")
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