Table 1. Estimated parameters of clusters of cervical cancer incidence patterns.
Number of prefixed clusters | BIC* | Cluster label | Number (%) of registries in cluster | Maximum incidence† | Maximum incidence pattern | Maximum incidence age group‡ | Maximum incidence age group pattern |
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2 | 6933 | 1 | 27 (82%) | 47 cases | Low | 60–64 years | Late |
2 | 6 (18%) | 91 cases | High | 55–59 years | Early | ||
3 | 5700 | 1 | 19 (58%) | 38 cases | Low | 60–64 years | Late |
2 | 5 (15%) | 92 cases | High | 55–59 years | Early | ||
3 | 9 (27%) | 64 cases | Intermediate | 60–64 years | Late | ||
4 | 5532 | 1 | 18 (55%) | 39 cases | Low | 60–64 years | Late |
2 | 5 (15%) | 92 cases | High | 55–59 years | Early | ||
3 | 9 (27%) | 64 cases | Intermediate | 60–64 years | Late | ||
4 | 1 (3%) | 20 cases | Very low | 60–64 years | Early |
Bayesian information criterion for evaluating the goodness-of-fit of obtained clustering.
Maximum incidence given in cases per 100,000 women-years.
Five-year age group in which the maximum incidence is located.