Combining editing and imputation methods: an experimental application on population census data

Antonia Manzari

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A, 2004, vol. 167, issue 2, 295-307

Abstract: Summary. Features of census data make the editing and imputation phase a complex matter. Complex editing and imputation tasks can be tackled by dividing the editing and imputation process into subphases characterized by different problems, and finding appropriate solutions for each of them. An experimental application of the approach of combining different currently used methods for the editing and imputation of population census data is presented.

Date: 2004
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