Mortality forecasting at age 65 and above: an age-specific evaluation of the Lee-Carter model
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- Smoothing constrained generalized linear models with an application to the Lee-Carter model
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- The Lee-Carter model for forecasting mortality, revisited
- Lee-Carter model: assessing the potential to capture gender-related mortality dynamics
- Neural network Lee–Carter model and the actuarial relevance of longevity risk assessment
- Estimating excess mortality in high-income countries during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Forecast mortality rates with copula-based approaches: novel evidence from integrated reconciliation
- Fuzzy formulation of the Lee-Carter model for mortality forecasting
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