Table 4

Descriptive statistics and results of variance ratio (Fmax) test for shigella incidence under various neighborhoods, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 1999–2001. (n = 13565)

r
Population size
Incidence Rate/10000 Population
Upper Fmax Test
Lower Fmax Test



Min
Max
Mean
Min
Max
Mean
Variance
Fmax1
DF1 *
CV1 **
Fmax2
DF2 *
CV2 **

100
3
5692
1015
.00
333.30
6.041
197.436
25.397
20
1.571
1.000
1
3.842
200
3
17440
3223
.00
333.30
6.155
74.927
9.638
19
1.587
2.635
2
2.996
300
3
25689
6026
.00
57.14
6.112
38.808
4.992
18
1.605
5.088
3
2.606
400
10
34531
9388
.00
41.67
6.116
28.304
3.641
17
1.624
6.976
4
2.373
500
30
47539
13112
.00
57.47
6.102
22.808
2.934
16
1.644
8.656
5
2.215
600
33
61692
17105
.00
34.36
6.121
18.871
2.427
15
1.667
10.462
6
2.099
700
33
73490
21480
.00
35.46
6.129
16.566
2.131
14
1.692
11.918
7
2.010
800
87
88015
26126
.00
27.47
6.140
14.514
1.867
13
1.721
13.603
8
1.939
900
87
102106
30938
.00
22.87
6.148
13.374
1.720
12
1.753
14.763
9
1.881
1000
87
111244
35834
.00
31.15
6.158
12.651
1.627
11
1.789
15.606
10
1.831
1100
87
121667
40711
.00
19.67
6.137
11.774
1.515
10
1.831
16.769
11
1.789
1200
150
134222
45547
.00
18.28
6.116
11.057
1.422
9
1.881
17.856
12
1.753
1300
425
146883
50410
.00
17.64
6.119
10.536
1.355
8
1.939
18.739
13
1.721
1400
628
152901
55270
.00
16.40
6.135
10.079
1.297
7
2.010
19.589
14
1.692
1500
628
156963
60090
1.21
15.92
6.135
9.588
1.233
6
2.099
20.592
15
1.667
1600
628
161121
64829
1.77
15.92
6.123
9.104
1.171
5
2.215
21.687
16
1.644
1700
628
165020
69457
1.21
15.92
6.129
8.751
1.126
4
2.373
22.562
17
1.624
1800
628
170190
74078
2.73
15.92
6.135
8.411
1.082
3
2.606
23.474
18
1.605
1900
628
177965
78890
2.68
15.92
6.153
8.099
1.042
2
2.996
24.378
19
1.587
2000
628
182551
83821
2.98
15.92
6.171
7.774
1.000
1
3.842
25.397
20
1.571

r = size of neighborhood in meter radius

* DF = degrees of freedom

**CV1 and CV2 = critical values at 95% confidence level for Upper Fmax and Lower Fmax respectively Bold figures in Fmax1 and Fmax2 are the upper and lower limit of optimal neighborhoods, and the bold figure in "r" column is the choice of optimal neighborhood size.

Ali et al. International Journal of Health Geographics 2005 4:12   doi:10.1186/1476-072X-4-12

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