Mortality forecasting is the process of predicting future mortality rates within a population. This practice is vital for various fields, including public health, insurance, and demography, as it helps to estimate life expectancy, plan for healthcare needs, allocate resources, and assess the financial stability of pension and insurance systems. The purpose of mortality forecasting can include: 1. **Public Health Planning**: Governments and health organizations use mortality forecasts to allocate healthcare resources and design public health programs to improve population health.

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