Estimation of the mortality rate ratio for chronic diseases using cross-sectional data without knowledge of disease status at death
Voß, Sabrina; Brinks, Ralph;
Estimation of the mortality rate ratio for chronic diseases using cross-sectional data without knowledge of disease status at death
This repository contains R source code to run the simulations and reproduce the data analysis for the manuscript “Estimation of the mortality rate ratio for chronic diseases using cross-sectional data without knowledge of disease status at death”. The code uses the free statistical software R (The R Foundation for Statistical Computing).
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