- Smoothing Methods for the Analysis of Mortality
Development
- Exploring a general theory for the
biodemography
of human ageing
- Modeling General Patterns of Digit Preference
- Statistical approaches for reconstructing
continuous series of mortality by causes of death
- Modelling and Smoothing Mortality Surfaces and
developing the related R package: MortalitySmooth
- Estimating the Reproductive Number of an
Influenza Pandemic
- Identifying the Ruptures Shaping the Segmented
Line of the Secular Trends in Maximum Life
Expectancies
- Explained Variation in Models for Mortality
Data
- Analysis of social contact data and mixing
pattern relevant to the spread of infectious
disease
- Warping Models for Lifetime Distributions
Camarda, C. G. (2012). MortalitySmooth: an R Package to Smooth Poisson Counts with P -splines. Journal of Statistical Software. 50, 1-24.
Camarda, C. G., P. Eilers and J. Gampe (2012). Additive Decomposition of Vital Rates from Grouped Data. In Komarek, A. and Nagy, S.: Proceedings of the 27th International Workshop on Statistical Modelling, Prague (Czech Republic). 16-20 July, 2012. 57-62.
Barbi E. and C. G. Camarda (2011). Period and Cohort Effects on Elderly Mortality: a New Relational Model for Smoothing Mortality Surfaces. Statistica. 71, 51-70.
Oulette N., R. Bourbeau and C. G. Camarda (2011). Regional Disparities in Canadian Adult and Old-age Mortality: A Comparative Study Based on Smoothed Mortality Ratio Surfaces and Age-at-death Distributions. Canadian Studies in Population. In press.
Camarda, C. G., P. Eilers and J. Gampe (2008). Modelling General Pattern of Digit Preference Statistical Modelling 8, 385-401.
Camarda, C. G., P. Eilers and J. Gampe (2008). A Warped Failure Time Model for Human Mortality. In Eilers P.: Proceedings of the 23rd International Workshop on Statistical Modelling, Utrecht (The Netherlands). 7-11 July, 2008, 149-154.
Vaupel, J.W., R. Rau, C.G. Camarda and K.G. von Kistowski (2006). Can heterogeneity of populations explain differences in mortality? Chestnut Hill, MA, Center for Retirement Research working paper wp2006-10.