UN Model Life Table Pattern Lookup
Validate and label one of the five patterns of the UN Model Life Tables for Developing Countries (1982): General, Latin American, Chilean, South Asian or Far Eastern.
Description
Validate and label one of the five patterns of the UN Model Life Tables for Developing Countries (1982): General, Latin American, Chilean, South Asian or Far Eastern.
Validate and label one of the five patterns of the UN Model Life Tables for Developing Countries (1982): General, Latin American, Chilean, South Asian or Far Eastern.1
When to use UN Model Life Table Pattern Lookup
Use this mortality or life-table method when age intervals, deaths, exposures, survivorship, and open-ended interval assumptions refer to the same population and period.
- Pattern
- Regional mortality pattern of the UN model life tables.
How the method works
- Code
- Canonical short code for the pattern.
- Pattern name
- Full pattern name.
Limitations and assumptions
Life-table results depend on age grouping, exposure quality, the treatment of the first and terminal intervals, and assumptions about deaths within each interval. Sparse deaths can make rates unstable.
Alternative or Complementary measures
Complement a summary mortality result with age-specific death rates, survivorship, and exposure counts. A complete life table is preferable when the question involves several ages or remaining life expectancy.
References
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Life table — Wikipedia contributors
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