Survival probability and predictors for woman experience childhood death in Nigeria: “analysis of north–south differentials”

Table 7 Derivation of Probability of Dying, Mortality Levels and Reference Period, Southern Nigeria, NDHS 2008

Age	x	FP(i)	CEB(i)	CA(i)	CD(i)	P(i)	D(i)	K(i)	q_x(i)	l _x(i)	ML	Ref. P
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
15-19	1	3300	299	276	23	0.0906	0.0769	1.0536	0.0769	0.9231	16.55	2007.7
20-24	2	2964	2057	1839	218	0.6940	0.1060	1.0447	0.1060	0.8940	15.74	2006.7
25-29	3	3109	5662	5045	617	1.8212	0.1090	0.9974	0.1090	0.8910	16.36	2005.2
30-34	5	2273	6904	6140	764	3.0374	0.1107	1.0287	0.1107	0.8893	17.17	2003.4
35-39	10	1965	8537	7413	1124	4.3445	0.1317	1.0891	0.1317	0.8683	16.98	2001.3
40-44	15	1412	7335	6385	950	5.1948	0.1295	1.0712	0.1295	0.8705	17.56	1998.9
45-49	20	1332	7944	6624	1320	5.9640	0.1662	1.0465	0.1662	0.8338	16.51	1996.1

FP(i): Female population; CEB(i): Children ever born; CA(i): Children alive; CD(i): Children dead; P(i): Average parity; D(i): Proportion of children dead; K(i): Multiplier; q_x(i): Probability of dying; l_x(i): Probability of surviving; ML: Mortality level; Ref. P: Reference period.

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