Publications

MPIDR Technical Reports

since 2018 2007–2017 1996–2006 all

Dudel, C.; Klüsener, S.:
Male fertility data for 17 high-income countries: data documentation and methods
MPIDR Technical Report TR-2019-001. (2019)
Walke, R.; Ciganda, D.; Klüsener, S.:
An educational simulation tool to enhance the understanding of population dynamics
MPIDR Technical Report TR-2018-005. (2018)
Andreev, E. M.; Shkolnikov, V. M.; Jasilionis, D.:
Two demographic models for estimation of population-level burden of cancer: an Excel spreadsheet
MPIDR Technical Report TR-2018-004. (2018)
Remund, A.; Camarda, C. G.; Riffe, T.:
Analyzing the young adult mortality hump in R with MortHump
MPIDR Technical Report TR-2018-003. (2018)
Michalski, A. I.; Grigoriev, P.; Gorlischev, V. P.:
R programs for splitting abridged fertility data into a fine grid of ages using the quadratic optimization method
MPIDR Technical Report TR-2018-002. (2018)
Gorlischev, V. P.; Grigoriev, P.; Michalski, A. I.:
R programs for splitting abridged fertility data into a fine grid of ages using the neural network method
MPIDR Technical Report TR-2018-001. (2018)

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