NIH推荐的肿瘤相关统计学工具和软件

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" [# \8 p8 J2 z1 Bhttp://www.cancer.gov/statistics/tools
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The following are tools and databases for statistical research. Determine which is best for you based on:
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) Y# J4 G+ R1 N8 [" o* \; lStatistic - your statistic of interest
: I$ z+ |# T9 V' p, y1 }- _$ v4 _8 S% \Data - whether you want to use your own data or data distributed through NCI6 R0 m# ]$ I8 }
Type - whether this a cancer database, interactive internet tool to access statistics, or analytic software
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SEER Data and Software0 S; S3 X) h5 ?" Z1 x! i/ |: o0 [
SEER Data
0 _4 D! T3 p3 CData: SEER Incidence 1973-2008
9 h2 J; x; x6 O7 P. rType: Research database provided in two file formats: text files that can be analyzed with your own statistical software; binary versions that can be analyzed in SEER*Stat
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- h8 r; t. n5 D- tSEER*Stat Software
  `7 s. r6 ^. ?+ g8 I9 m" M4 h# O9 AStatistics: Incidence, mortality, survival, prevalence, case listings, and multiple primary standardized incidence ratios0 ?0 B% k/ H* n( w6 C1 l# x
Data: SEER Incidence data, U.S. Mortality data, and your data, I/ b# y- ]* ^9 C* g2 @6 X
Type: Analytic software
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Joinpoint Models for Analyzing Trends3 A) Y3 g( v- s* c
The software takes trend data (e.g., cancer rates) and fits the simplest joinpoint model that the data allows.
7 D% l( P+ M# ~% OStatistics: Trends using joinpoint models  E7 H/ A$ y! T+ Y- R( P4 q: ^
Data: SEER or other data
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6 I  c9 ?9 i8 c8 lHealth Disparities Calculator (HD*Calc); Y2 D! w2 I, n$ D  O
Statistics: Measures of health disparities8 j+ k; \2 ?& m# t) M  `
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Type: Analytic software
2 X0 T4 D/ z/ q% }SEER-Medicare Linked Database
9 y% o/ W5 v  S+ LData: SEER Incidence data linked with Medicare records2 S( x3 G) m: R' l( Z
Type: Database
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3 B8 ^% d8 Q, _. p( P7 }$ sSoftware tools developed for the analysis and reporting of cancer statistics8 e! e) u9 q- o# n; Z
Statistical Methods7 l0 e+ ]" B5 X2 E3 x
Methods & Software for Population-Based Cancer Statistics( w! U) y# [" N( g: `- ~3 n! W% A
The Surveillance Research Program has developed statistical methods and associated software tools for the analysis and reporting of cancer statistics.' u; d  G% f! t, ]3 o% Y1 K" m
Features: Overview of statistical methods and complex modeling techniques that use SEER*Stat, Joinpoint, DevCan, and CanSurv, as well as software for spatial statistics.% E* x; ?* o: N$ L9 W# i& K

/ H, F  n, j8 f( X' t9 YCancer Prevalence Statistics
! i6 I( b! b$ R, HA detailed description of statistical methods used to calculate prevalence as well as links to prevalence statistics available on the Web.( N. l' y# W% W: Z; W
Statistics: Prevalence# ~$ u& O9 {4 p9 v$ A0 v

" ?: K/ |: [/ F/ }1 V* vPopulation-based Cancer Survival Statistics
' n( {, c: q  L5 zA detailed description of statistical methods used to calculate cancer survival as well as links to statistics and software available on the Web.
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1 Q$ f: A  i* R$ |% G2 E* i, @# aGeographic Information Systems (GIS)
, S. Y" a' t" l/ q1 f# S2 hA central source of information about GIS and related resources, including GIS-based research at NCI.
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