1. It is widely known that statistical data editing (data cleaning) is an essential step in the p... more 1. It is widely known that statistical data editing (data cleaning) is an essential step in the production of accurate and reliable official statistics. Indeed, the impact on estimated values of data editing and imputation procedures has often been demonstrated. Whitridge and Bernier (2006) for example, show that imputation of missing values can have a significant effect on estimated totals of economic variables and van der Loo and Pannekoek (2014) show that estimated means and naively estimated variances may vary significantly over a multi-step data editing process. Dasu and Loh (2012) propose metrics to evaluate the impact of data cleaning based on distributional properties preand post data cleaning in the context of very large databases.
In the course of their transition to a market system in the 1990s, the countries of Central and E... more In the course of their transition to a market system in the 1990s, the countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEECs) have experienced a significant fall in employment. Systemic and structural changes have led to large job destruction, which has only partially been ...
1. It is widely known that statistical data editing (data cleaning) is an essential step in the p... more 1. It is widely known that statistical data editing (data cleaning) is an essential step in the production of accurate and reliable official statistics. Indeed, the impact on estimated values of data editing and imputation procedures has often been demonstrated. Whitridge and Bernier (2006) for example, show that imputation of missing values can have a significant effect on estimated totals of economic variables and van der Loo and Pannekoek (2014) show that estimated means and naively estimated variances may vary significantly over a multi-step data editing process. Dasu and Loh (2012) propose metrics to evaluate the impact of data cleaning based on distributional properties preand post data cleaning in the context of very large databases.
In the course of their transition to a market system in the 1990s, the countries of Central and E... more In the course of their transition to a market system in the 1990s, the countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEECs) have experienced a significant fall in employment. Systemic and structural changes have led to large job destruction, which has only partially been ...
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