This is a (likely flawed) attempt to understand the distribution of how much life one can expect to live, given the fact that you've lived as long as you have already.
An example of running the script:
My background with statistics is fairly weak, so I've likely made some horrible assumptions. Feel free to call out whatever you see and add it as an issue to the repo to warn others. Also feel free to make a PR to fix the issue.
I got this data from the CDC, and it is U.S. data. By default, the script runs on data that includes the U.S. general population. You can also modify the script to run on data specific to certain demographics.
See data/README.md and data/raw-data/README.md for more.
To run the script, you'll need to have Python 3.9 installed. Then run:
# Install dependencies
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Run the script
python3 analyze.py --min-age [your_age_of_interest]