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Partiendo de datos recogidos en distintas publicaciones del INE se estudia la mortalidad fetal en diversas provincias españolas, así como la incidencia de las características sanitarias y socio-económicas en dicha mortalidad. Se aplican para ello diversos modelos con el fin de obtener una descripción lo más completa y polifacética posible del problema en estudio. Se obtienen varias clasificaciones e histogramas de interés y se concluye que, en efecto, los índices de mortalidad fetal aumentan al disminuir las buenas condiciones sanitarias y socio-económicas.
We study the fetal death-rate in the Spanish provinces, and the influence of the sanitary and socio-economical characteristics in that mortality. The data are provided by the publication of the I.N.E. (National Institute of Statistics). We use several patterns for getting a design as complete as possible. Several interesting clasifications are obtained; and we infer that actually the indices of fetal death-rate increase when the sanitary and socio-economical conditions lessen.
Multivariate analysis, Anàlisi multivariable, Classificació AMS::62 Statistics::62H Multivariate analysis
Multivariate analysis, Anàlisi multivariable, Classificació AMS::62 Statistics::62H Multivariate analysis
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