Vaginal bleeding patterns — the problem and an example data set

David Machin, Catherine D'arcangues, Barbara Busca, Timothy M. M. Farley and Alain Pinol

Applied Stochastic Models and Data Analysis, 1987, vol. 3, issue 1, 27-35

Abstract: Data concerning the vaginal bleeding patterns of women using different forms of fertility regulation are presented. The data were collected in the form of diaries which were completed by the women themselves by recording the presence or absence of vaginal bleeding on a daily basis. The object of the paper is to invite suggestions for suitable methods of presentation and analysis of such data so that the results of studies on methods of fertility regulation can be better summarized and interpreted.

Date: 1987
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