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hirwa94/Fertility-Return-After-stopping-modern-contraceptive-methods-in-Rwanda

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This is a code for data cleaning and data analysis for a research paper. Becoming pregnant after the use of modern contraceptive is a major concern for women. In developing countries, rumors that link the use of family planning and infertility are common. This research was conducted to study how long it take women to become pregnant after using modern contraceptives. This study used survival analysis techniques mainly Kaplan meier and cox hazard models. This code describes the process that was used in data cleaning of DHS Dataset. The data cleaning was done in Python and Data Analysis conducted in R.

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