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. 2018 Jul 17;52:67. doi: 10.11606/S1518-8787.2018052000225

Table. Descriptive analysis of Mexico and its States.

State Total population Projection of the number of deaths from traffic injuries for 2020 Observed deathsa Prevented deathsb
2010 2020 Original method ARIMA model 2010 2015 Original method ARIMA
Forecasting Specification AIC BIC
National 114,255,559 127,091,642 19,810 20,984 AR(1) S(12) MA(1 12) -249 -234 16,559 16,039 7,555 10,856
Aguascalientes 1,195,788 1,369,306 267 364 AR(1) S(12) MA(1 12) 214 229 216 200 145 347
Baja California 3,224,844 3,729,225 335 139 AR(1 2) S(12) MA(1 2 12) 63 83 271 464 0 0
Baja California Sur 649,617 878,830 171 204 AR(1) S(12) MA(1 3 4 12) 362 383 130 131 142 165
Campeche 836,748 974,877 101 138 AR(1) S(12) MA(1 12) 246 260 96 136 0 34
Coahuila 2,782,013 3,129,782 399 349 AR(5) S(12) MA(5 12) 107 122 371 312 0 0
Colima 658,910 782,831 161 164 AR(9) S(12) MA(9 12) 234 248 112 132 55 46
Chiapas 4,903,754 5,568,648 563 267 AR(1 2 12) S(12) MA(1 12) 7 27 171 668 0 0
Chihuahua 3,525,273 3,882,739 897 980 AR(1 12) S(12) MA(1 2 12) 157 177 801 506 881 1,049
Mexico City 8,944,599 8,738,914 656 707 AR(1) S(12) MA(1 12) -73 -59 1,026 768 96 227
Durango 1,669,814 1,847,547 544 539 AR(10 11) S(12) MA(10 11 12) 174 194 319 388 243 83
Guanajuato 5,558,502 6,033,559 1,125 1,238 AR(1 11 12) S(12) MA(1 11 12) 82 105 1,012 935 508 823
Guerrero 3,444,265 3,657,305 481 410 AR(1) S(12) MA(1 12) 62 76 372 458 0 0
Hidalgo 2,690,086 3,044,937 575 589 AR(3) S(12) MA(3 12) 114 128 348 395 283 232
Jalisco 7,442,625 8,363,277 1,678 1,787 AR(9 12) S(12) MA(9 12) -17 0 1,516 1,236 1,037 1,471
State of Mexico 15,571,680 18,075,065 2,048 2,104 AR(4 5 7) S(12) MA(5 12) -198 -178 1,784 1,572 848 1,021
Michoacán 4,420,270 4,741,317 971 1,229 AR(1 3 12) S(12) MA(1 3 12) 99 122 865 497 1,363 2,000
Morelos 1,803,340 2,030,580 198 253 AR(1 12) S(12) MA(1 12) 159 177 203 238 0 111
Nayarit 1,108,861 1,333,853 348 496 AR(2) S(12) MA(9 12) 315 330 301 213 309 638
Nuevo Leon 4,723,272 5,440,278 594 763 AR(1 2 11 12) S(12) MA(1 2 3 12) 31 60 325 640 0 0
Oaxaca 3,868,108 4,127,899 661 802 AR() S(12) MA(10 12) 71 83 595 543 508 873
Puebla 5,863,823 6,481,536 733 820 AR(11) S(12) MA(11 12) 13 28 734 788 96 280
Querétaro 1,848,191 2,147,765 457 584 AR(4) S(12) MA(4) 243 255 416 327 291 586
Quintana Roo 1,350,945 1,798,603 161 69 AR(1 10) S(12) MA(1 10 12) 206 226 130 176 7 0
San Luis Potosí 2,616,459 2,868,906 428 640 AR(1) S(12) MA(1 3 7 12) 139 159 445 450 0 342
Sinaloa 2,851,334 3,105,704 1,060 852 AR(1 2 5) S(12) MA(1 2 5 12) 130 156 684 688 557 85
Sonora 2,727,032 3,125,865 818 990 AR(3) S(12) MA(1 12) 153 168 672 480 768 1,173
Tabasco 2,252,641 2,498,558 782 940 AR(4 12) S(12) MA(4 12) 87 105 576 654 112 501
Tamaulipas 3,334,664 3,735,589 442 533 AR(1 12) S(12) MA(1 11) 178 196 546 613 0 131
Tlaxcala 1,186,143 1,363,576 236 199 AR(3) S(12) MA(1) 292 304 182 200 56 0
Veracruz 7,712,247 8,328,389 1,002 1,109 AR(1 2 12) S(12) MA(1 2 3 12) -51 -25 650 576 820 1,235
Yucatán 1,980,691 2,252,505 364 482 AR(3 5) S(12) MA(5 12) 120 137 287 281 211 450
Zacatecas 1,509,020 1,633,878 355 393 AR(5) S(12) MA(5 12) 252 267 403 374 0 32

ARIMA: Autoregressive integrated moving average; AIC: Akaike information criterion; BIC: Bayesian Information Criterion; AR: autoregressive component; S: seasonality; MA: moving average component

a It includes observations without month of death.

b It corresponds to the number of potentially avoided deaths between 2011 and 2015.