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Introduction
Method
Evaluation of data
Age and sex
Fertility
Introduction
Evaluation of data
Introduction
Parity data
el-Badry correction
Recent fertility
Brass P/F ratio method
One census
Relational Gompertz
Parity progression
Reverse survival
Two censuses
Synthetic relational Gompertz
Parity increments
Survey data
Cohort-Period Fertility
Direct estimation
Vital registration
Cohort parity comparison
Child Mortality
Introduction
Effects of HIV
One census
Indirect estimation
Survey data
Direct estimation
Preceding Birth Technique
Adult Mortality
Introduction
One census
Preston-Coale
Brass Growth Balance
Orphanhood
Sibling survival
Two censuses
General Growth Balance
Synthetic extinct generations method
Orphanhood
Survey and direct
Sibling histories
Maternal mortality
Introduction
Estimates from sibling survival
Estimates from household deaths
Model life tables
Introduction
Fitting to pairs of child and adult estimates
Fitting to series of indirect estimates
Migration
Introduction
Census Estimates
Multi-exponential model
Log-linear models
Desired Result
Adult mortality (8)
Child mortality (5)
Fertility (12)
General material (3)
Life table
Maternal mortality (3)
Migration (4)
Available Data
Direct measurement
One census (11)
Survey data (6)
Two censuses (6)
Vital registration (1)
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Child mortality
Direct estimation of child mortality from birth histories
Indirect estimation of child mortality
Effects of HIV on methods of child mortality estimation
Introduction to child mortality analysis
Childhood mortality estimated from health facility data: the Preceding Birth Technique
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