representation of a dataset that contains
the dataset's name
the amount to add to the age column of data
in order to obtain the actual ages. For example, the ages in data
might range from 1 to 20 and represent ages 80 to 99; in that case, age.offset
would be 79
the width, in years, of each age interval. for now, this is always assumed to be 1. future versions may accommodate different age intervals.
a data.frame with at least three columns:
the age (last birthday)
the amount of exposure at the given age
the number of deaths at the given age
a list whose key/value entries can be used to store metadata; useful for grabbing subsets of a big database. For example, this might have list(country=\"belgi\", sex=\"m\")
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