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Work Session on Statistical Data Editing

14 - 16 September 2015
Budapest Hungary
  Document Title ENG Presentations Number
  Preliminary Agenda PDF   WP 1
INF.1 Information Notice 1 PDF    
INF.2 Information Notice 2 PDF    
  Paper template DOC    
  LaTeX template ZIP    
  Report PDF    
       
Topic (iii): Software tools and international collaboration  
  Discussant slides: introduction and discussion   PDF  
  Towards a generic approach to validation: the ValiDat foundation project (ValiDat) PDF PDF WP 2
  The ValiDat foundation project: survey on the different approaches to validation applied within the ESS (Germany) PDF PDF WP 3
  Flash estimates for Short Term indicators - data cleaning with X12 Arima (Austria) PDF PDF WP 4
  A formal typology of data validation functions (Netherlands) PDF PDF WP 5
  Integrated data entry and validation system in HCSO (Hungary) PDF PDF WP 6
  Usage of external software tools at SURS - experiences and lessons learned so far (Slovenia) PDF PDF WP 7
  Editing and imputation in Household Based Surveys - case of Household Budget Survey in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Bosnia and Herzegovina) PDF PDF WP 8
Topic (ii): Managing and supporting changes related to editing and imputation  
  Discussant slides: introduction   PDF  
  Discussant slides: summary   PDF  
  Discussant slides: discussion   PDF  
  Redefining roles and responsibilities in a new harmonized statistical production process: opportunities and challenges (Canada) PDF PDF WP 9
  Managing changes in the E&I strategy of the Italian SBS (Italy) PDF PDF WP 10
 

Implementation of selective editing methods at Statistics Finland using innovative and efficient team work methods (Finland)

PDF PDF WP 11
  Improvement of the quality of statistics by Mezo-validation (Hungary) PDF PDF WP 12
  Data collection optimization - first attempt (Hungary) PDF PDF WP 13
  Imputation at the National Agricultural Statistics Service (USA) PDF PDF WP 14
  Getting commitment to a new editing strategy (New Zealand) PDF PDF WP 15
  Managing and supporting changes related to editing and imputation in the United Kingdom (UK) PDF PDF WP 16
Topic (i): Selective editing and macro editing  
  Discussant slides: introduction and discussion   PDF  
  Selective editing of business investments by using administrative data as auxiliary information (Italy) PDF PDF WP 17
  Output editing based on winsorization in the French SBS multisource system Esane (France) PDF PDF WP 18
  Developing a theoretical framework for selective editing based on modelling and optimisation (Spain) PDF PDF WP 19
  Changes in macro-editing and score functions for Dutch STS (Netherlands) PDF PDF WP 20
  Model-based selective editing procedures for agricultural price indices (Italy) PDF PDF WP 21
  Selective and macro-editing of a large business based administrative data set (USA) PDF PDF WP 22
  Method for reviewing selective editing thresholds at ONS, RSI pilot study (UK) PDF PDF WP 23
Topic (vi): Report of the Task Team on a Generic Process Framework for Statistical Data Editing  
  Generic Statistical Data Editing Models (version 0.5) PDF PDF WP 24
         
Topic (iv): Evaluation and feedback  
  Discussant slides: introduction   PDF  
  Discussant slides: discussion   PDF  
  Editing Big Data: an holistic approach (Netherlands) PDF PDF WP 25
  Editing process and its quality regarding design and production phases using process metadata and calculation modules (Finland) PDF PDF WP 26
  Analysis of the data preparation process of the structural survey of the federal population census (Switzerland) PDF PDF WP 27
  Editing and evaluation of statistics based on administrative microdata - example by Norway (Norway) PDF PDF WP 28
  Evaluation of Census 2011 survey estimates (Germany) PDF PDF WP 29
  Using the CURIOS algorithm to manage the prioritization of CAPI surveys (France) PDF PDF WP 30
Topic (v): Emerging methods and data revolution  
  Discussant slides: introduction and discussion   PDF  
  Let the data speak: Machine learning methods for data editing and imputation (New Zealand) PDF PDF WP 31
  Estimation and editing for data from different sources. An approach based on latent class model. (Italy) PDF PDF WP 32
  An assessment of the feasibility of editing and imputing administrative tax return data to provide a substitute for survey data (UK) PDF PDF WP 33
  Multiple ratio imputation by the EMB algorithm (Japan) PDF PDF WP 34
  New results on automatic editing using hard and soft edit rules (Netherlands) PDF PDF WP 35