kohortlivstabel
A kohortlivstabel, often translated as a cohort life table, is a statistical tool used in demography and actuarial science to analyze the mortality patterns of a specific group of individuals over time. Unlike a period life table which examines a population at a single point in time, a cohort life table follows a particular group, or cohort, from birth until the last member of that cohort dies. This cohort is typically defined by a shared characteristic, most commonly their year of birth.
The construction of a cohort life table involves tracking the survival rates of individuals within that defined
The primary advantage of a cohort life table is its ability to reflect historical mortality trends and