NIH推荐的肿瘤相关统计学工具和软件

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http://www.cancer.gov/statistics/tools1 i) f* r1 J; O* a/ y
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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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Statistic - your statistic of interest5 d% J) h4 g4 F; h
Data - whether you want to use your own data or data distributed through NCI
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SEER Data and Software
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6 B& h/ \$ F1 r- P+ i7 C! z- yData: SEER Incidence 1973-2008
5 J, h7 J) P  a7 _' M# Z. |Type: 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 - x, g0 _2 a4 G# p

. X) k5 p: g" M9 pSEER*Stat Software+ v5 G) @4 g2 U
Statistics: Incidence, mortality, survival, prevalence, case listings, and multiple primary standardized incidence ratios8 G3 W3 r2 Y6 |7 n0 b
Data: SEER Incidence data, U.S. Mortality data, and your data
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  L' Y& @+ M8 b+ |Joinpoint Models for Analyzing Trends! q0 W4 r/ M, W- J# d* q9 @. O. }6 b
The software takes trend data (e.g., cancer rates) and fits the simplest joinpoint model that the data allows.3 {5 M! p$ d# b9 J1 b
Statistics: Trends using joinpoint models
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Health Disparities Calculator (HD*Calc)
( W' Q* w) [1 ~) ZStatistics: Measures of health disparities
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2 E! B( k# S( o) tSEER-Medicare Linked Database
' W5 N3 k7 t2 r, n$ [4 I6 kData: SEER Incidence data linked with Medicare records
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Software tools developed for the analysis and reporting of cancer statistics. F6 i8 g8 x4 w* R  k6 l6 e
Statistical Methods4 L9 j( N0 J' D5 L5 X9 h
Methods & Software for Population-Based Cancer Statistics
# z3 W$ q/ z' D* ~; MThe Surveillance Research Program has developed statistical methods and associated software tools for the analysis and reporting of cancer statistics.3 f0 Y1 y% a- q6 R; m5 o3 Y! J; Q
Features: Overview of statistical methods and complex modeling techniques that use SEER*Stat, Joinpoint, DevCan, and CanSurv, as well as software for spatial statistics.3 C8 ?7 _, M0 n* j; X1 ?

. D7 h, s9 \$ TCancer Prevalence Statistics
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: S% I" B. M% L7 Z! u9 q1 K, oPopulation-based Cancer Survival Statistics
( d& \9 f2 r7 dA 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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& U; T/ U, Z$ rGeographic Information Systems (GIS)
9 t5 ~! x8 o& e4 A( IA central source of information about GIS and related resources, including GIS-based research at NCI.5 W( M1 }8 }& Q6 o