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| Information Notice No.2 (local information) |
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| Provisional agenda and timetable |
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| Final report of the Work Session |
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| topic (i): Editing of data acquired through electronic data collection |
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| Selective AUTOMATIC editing of MIXED MODE questionnaires for structural business statistics (Netherlands), Invited paper |
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| Data editing in a common internet data collection system (United States), Invited paper |
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| First thoughts on editing in mixed modes in the 2011 England and Wales Census (United Kingdom), Supporting paper |
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| Impact of online edits and internet features in the 2006 Canadian Census (Canada), Supporting paper |
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| Using “traditional” control (editing) systems to reveal changes when introducing new data collection instruments (Norway), Supporting paper |
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| Trying to improve editing tasks through EDR methods (Spain), Supporting paper |
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| topic (ii): Editing administrative data and combined sources |
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| The editing process in the Italian short-term Survey on Labour Cost based on administrative data (Italy), Invited paper |
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| E&I of administrative data used for producing business statistics (New Zealand), Invited paper |
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| The role of E & I in integration of sources for structural business statistics (Norway), Invited paper |
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| Prediction and imputation in ISEE: tools for more efficient use of combined data sources (Norway), Supporting paper |
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| Quality of administrative data - a challenge for the maintenance of the statistical business register (Austria), Supporting paper |
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| The future system of French structural business statistics: the role of the estimates (France), Supporting paper |
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| Combining survey and administrative data in the Italian EU-SILC experience: positive and critical aspects (Italy), Supporting paper |
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| Editing Strategies for VAT Data (Netherlands), Supporting paper |
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| topic (iii): Improvement of quality through data editing |
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| The usability of corrections for improving and pricing data quality (Germany), Invited paper |
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| Establishing E&I capability and best practices at Statistics New Zealand, Invited paper |
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| E&I in cross-sectional business surveys: recommended practices from the Edimbus Project (Italy), Supporting paper |
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| Implementing the EDIMBUS-RPM within the Swiss Federal Statistical Office (Switzerland), Supporting paper |
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| Editing project of Statistics Finland, Supporting paper |
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| Assessing the performance of the thousand pounds automatic editing procedure at the ONS and the need for an alternative approach (United Kingdom), Supporting paper |
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