Kirsch Cumulative Outcomes Ratio (KCOR)
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Cutoff:
Area:
Age:
Cohort 2 (doses):
Cohort 1 (doses):
Cohort 1 Slope (dB):
×1.00 (dB=0.0)
- Datasets derived from complete municipal datasets (Kenji's data format for KCOR)
- CUMD-WK: Weekly cumulative deaths calculated separately for each cutoff; values do not decrease.
- IND-WKA: Individual records with dates replaced by the final day (Sunday) of each ISO week for privacy.
- DTH-WKA: IND-WKA records limited to people with a recorded death.
- PY: Person-year datasets. See person-year analysis.
About the KCOR method and this visualization
KCOR (Kirsch Cumulative Outcomes Ratio) is a method developed by Steve Kirsch for comparing cumulative outcomes between fixed cohorts.
This page divides Japanese municipal record-level data into fixed cohorts and provides an interactive visualization of weekly cumulative deaths and their ratios. It does not apply the gamma-frailty adjustment included in Steve Kirsch's current KCOR method.