DATAB Part 3: Creating a (more) complete person-year table
Quote from Eric Grant on 05/22/2025, 6:00 pmIn this tutorial, we create a person-year table using the 80,000 record of RERF-like data. These data (tutorial_3_pyr.csv) can be used for analyzing crude rates, dose response effects, and other exercises.
This tutorial builds on the concepts introduced in the first two DATAB tutorials.
The 12.5 minute tutorial can be viewed here.
All files associated with the tutorial can be downloaded here.
We look forward to receiving your questions and feedback.
In this tutorial, we create a person-year table using the 80,000 record of RERF-like data. These data (tutorial_3_pyr.csv) can be used for analyzing crude rates, dose response effects, and other exercises.
This tutorial builds on the concepts introduced in the first two DATAB tutorials.
The 12.5 minute tutorial can be viewed here.
All files associated with the tutorial can be downloaded here.
We look forward to receiving your questions and feedback.
Quote from osipov on 06/09/2025, 11:19 pmDear Eric, thank you and Dale for detailed tutorial!
I think it would be nice to continue this series with the Part 4, which could explain how to operate with other time-dependent exposures, unless the radiation dose.
Dear Eric, thank you and Dale for detailed tutorial!
I think it would be nice to continue this series with the Part 4, which could explain how to operate with other time-dependent exposures, unless the radiation dose.
Quote from Eric Grant on 06/10/2025, 7:43 amHello Dr. Osipov,
Thank you for your comment. We are pleased you are finding the tutorials useful.
Yes, we agree that additional DATAB tutorials would be helpful. We are planning to tackle time-dependent variables in a later tutorial. Thank you!
Hello Dr. Osipov,
Thank you for your comment. We are pleased you are finding the tutorials useful.
Yes, we agree that additional DATAB tutorials would be helpful. We are planning to tackle time-dependent variables in a later tutorial. Thank you!