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. 2018 May 30;13(5):e0197047. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0197047

Table 7. Predicted completeness and Queiroz et al (2017) estimates of completeness by state of residence (%), Brazil, 2000–2010, both sexes, ages 5+.

State Model 1 GGB Model 1 minus GGB Hybrid Model 1 minus Hybrid
Rondônia 95 96 -1 92 4
Acre 93 94 -1 87 6
Amazonas 93 99 -6 91 2
Roraima 94 100 -6 85 9
Pará 91 80 11 77 14
Amapá 92 95 -3 84 9
Tocantins 89 96 -7 85 4
Maranhão 75 90 -15 71 4
Piauí 89 98 -9 87 2
Ceará 88 99 -11 87 0
Rio Grande do Norte 92 99 -7 89 3
Paraíba 95 98 -3 90 5
Pernambuco 97 100 -4 95 2
Alagoas 95 99 -4 92 3
Sergipe 95 101 -6 93 2
Bahia 88 98 -10 89 -1
Minas Gerais 95 100 -5 93 2
Espírito Santo 96 107 -11 99 -3
Rio de Janeiro 99 100 -2 96 3
São Paulo 98 101 -3 100 -2
Paraná 98 104 -7 99 -2
Santa Catarina 95 100 -5 94 2
Rio Grande do Sul 98 103 -4 99 -1
Mato Grosso do Sul 97 107 -10 97 0
Mato Grosso 96 100 -4 93 3
Goiás 95 99 -4 91 4
Distrito Federal 97 98 -2 101 -4
Mean absolute difference - - -5 - 3
Root mean squared difference - - 6 - 3

GGB: Generalised Growth Balance method. Completeness for 2000–2010 for Model 1 and Model 2 was estimated by making annual estimates of completeness from 2000 to 2010, and weighting by annual completeness by the annual number of registered deaths. GGB and Hybrid estimates of completeness for both sexes were made by weighting sex-specific estimates of completeness in Queiroz et al (Tables 1 and 2) by sex-specific registered deaths [28].