Table 6: percentage of observations not violating the monotonicity and con-
cavity conditions
|
data set |
model |
monotonicity |
concavity | |
|
fitted |
oberserved | |||
|
1988 |
AIDS |
100% |
0% |
0% |
|
QUAIDS |
100% |
0% |
0% | |
|
1993 |
AIDS |
100% |
0.158% |
0% |
|
QUAIDS |
100% |
1.738% |
0% | |
|
1998 |
AIDS |
100% |
7.635% |
0.246% |
|
QUAIDS |
100% |
5.665% |
0.248% | |
|
2003 |
AIDS |
100% |
5.068% |
1.351% |
|
QUAIDS |
100% |
2.703% |
3.378% | |
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