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  • E. Kotov , E. Denecke
    doi: 10.6069/7JXS-6C18
    April 17, 2024
    4 min

    Increasing the Lifespan of Software for Demographic Analysis

    Many researchers face challenges with computational reproducibility. For instance, running analysis code written just a year earlier can be problematic. Even if it worked flawlessly and gave the expected results earlier, it might fail due to errors now. These issues are typically due to the use of newer versions of analysis software…
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    Increasing the Lifespan of Software for Demographic Analysis
  • M. Hauer
    doi: 10.6069/BVPC-4381
    April 17, 2024
    2 min

    Unlocking Population Estimation Using Readily Available Data

    Population estimation techniques rely on past population data, number of births, deaths, and migration. While various techniques have been used to accurately produce population estimates, the gold standard has been the cohort-component method. However, this method is limited by the fact that some populations may lack the appropriate indicators…
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    Unlocking Population Estimation Using Readily Available Data
  • T. van Doren
    doi: 10.6069/HHRJ-QJ86
    April 17, 2024
    4 min

    Knowing and understanding change: Methods insights using historical pandemic data

    Pandemic diseases, like COVID-19, have far-reaching effects that are difficult to identify or predict during the course of the pandemic itself. Case numbers and mortality due to pandemic diseases ebb and flow...
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    Knowing and understanding change: Methods insights using historical pandemic data
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