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| ENG | ENG | |
| Provisional Programme | DOC | - |
| Information Notice 1 | - | |
| Information Notice 2 | - | |
| Meeting Report | - | |
| Update on the works of the High-Level Group for the Modernisation of Official Statistics - Taeke Gjaltema (UNECE) |
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| Topic (i) Use of administrative data and alternative data sources, including efficient error detection and data editing in the context of an integrated data set | ||
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| Preparation for use administrative data sources for Structural Business Statistics - Vesna Šehovac (Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
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| Mass imputation of the attained level of education in the Italian System of Registers - Marco Di Zio (Italy) |
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| Consumer expenditure statistics and retail transaction data - Li-Chun Zhang (Norway) |
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| Towards an integrated census-administrative data approach to item-level imputation for the 2021 UK Census - Fern Leather (UK) |
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| Topic (ii) Quality of editing and imputation processes | ||
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| Some quality indicators of editing and imputations in Household Budget Survey in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Edin Šabanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
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| On the Development of a Generalized Framework to Evaluate and Improve Imputation Strategies at Statistics Canada - Andrew Stelmack (Canada) |
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| A proposal of an evaluation framework for processes based on the use of AD - Fabiana Rocci (Italy) |
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| U.S. Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology Working Group on Transparent Quality Reporting of Editing and Imputation when Integrating Data from Multiple Data Sources - Wendy L. Martinez (USA) |
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| Topic (iii) Reducing cost, and increasing efficiency of data editing | ||
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| Selective editing in the Integrated Business Statistics System (SINTESI) - Fabiana Rocci (Italy) |
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| Implementation of selective editing at SURS - Nejc Jevšnik (the Republic of Slovenia) |
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| The strategy to treat unique enterprises in the Swiss survey on production and value added - Daniel Assoulin (Switzerland) |
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| Investigating methods of efficient detection of errors in VAT data - Katie Davies (UK) |
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| Topic (iv) Machine learning in the context of data editing | ||
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| Using Machine Learning Techniques to improve single imputation precision - Alexander Kowarik (Austria) |
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| Implementation of artificial intelligence and machine learning methods within the Federal Statistical Office of Germany - Kerstin Lange (Germany) |
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| Two-phase and double-ML for data editing and imputation - Li-Chun Zhang (Norway) |
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| Improving Data Validation using Machine Learning - Christian Ruiz (Switzerland) |
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| Text mining on textual fields for classifications purposes - Ahmet Mert Aktas (Turkey) |
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| Topic (v) Standardisation of editing and imputation methods and systems | ||
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| Use of Commercial-off-the-Shelf (COTS) Software at the National Agricultural Statistics Service - Darcy Miller (USA) |
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| A standardized approach to editing: Statistics Finland’s metadata-driven editing and imputation service - Rok Platinovsek (Finland) |
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| A generic validation report for the ESS - Olav ten Bosch (Netherlands) |
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| The evolution of BANFF in the context of modernization - Darren Gray (Canada) |
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| Management of data processing processes using metadata - Marek Panfiłow (Poland) |
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| Future work group discussion | ||
| Towards a Taxonomy of Statistical Data Editing Methods - Wendy L. Martinez (USA) |
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| Future work group discussion | - | |
| Topic (vi) Development of new data editing applications and methods | ||
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| Automatic editing based on a generalised Fellegi-Holt paradigm: a mixed-integer programming approach - Jacco Daalmans (Netherlands) |
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| Improvements of ratio-imputation using robust statistics and machine learning-techniques - Jeroen Pannekoek (Netherlands) |
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| An application of selective and automatic editing to the Dutch International Trade in Goods Statistics - Sander Scholtus (Netherlands) |
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| Balanced Imputation for Swiss Cheese Nonresponse - Audrey-Anne Vallee (Switzerland) |
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