Are mortality projections always more pessimistic when disaggregated by cause of death?
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Recommendations
- Forecasting Changes in Mortality
- Effects of targets and aggregation on the propagation of error in mortality forecasts
- A multi-population approach to forecasting all-cause mortality using cause-of-death mortality data
- Forecasting Mortality Change
- A forecast reconciliation approach to cause-of-death mortality modeling
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- Disaggregatton in population forecasting: Do we need it? And how to do it simply
- A multi-population approach to forecasting all-cause mortality using cause-of-death mortality data
- Causes-of-Death Mortality: What Do We Know on Their Dependence?
- Projecting Mortality Trends
- The Lee-Carter Method for Forecasting Mortality, with Various Extensions and Applications
- Mortality Change and Forecasting
- Modeling cause-of-death mortality using hierarchical Archimedean copula
- Mortality forecasting using the four-way CANDECOMP/PARAFAC decomposition
- Cause-of-death mortality forecasting using adaptive penalized tensor decompositions
- An age-period-cohort model in a Dirichlet framework: a coherent causes of death estimation
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