Age Interpolation is a demographic estimation technique that belongs to the class of population interpolation methods, specifically distinguished by its focus on reconstructing age-specific population distributions across time and space using mathematical or statistical models to fill gaps in age-structured data.
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Margaret M. Weden, Christine E. Peterson, Jeremy N. V. Miles et al. · Population Research and Policy Review · 2015 · 48 citations · Full text
Estimating the error of age interpolation in sedimentary rocks
Catherine Badgley, Lisa Tauxe, Fred L. Bookstein · Nature · 1986 · 37 citations · Full text
Estimating Intercensal Age Schedules by Intracohort Interpolation
Paul Stupp · Population Index · 1988 · 14 citations
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