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CLEAN PROCESS DATA- THE LILLARD METHOD USING THE PSID

CLEAN PROCESS DATA- THE LILLARD METHOD USING THE PSID
清理过程数据 - 使用 PSID 的利拉德方法
批准号:
6679420
负责人:
JAMES W MCNALLY
金额:
$7.65万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003-09-15 至 2005-03-31

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描述(由申请人提供):清洁过程数据代表了一种清理和组织复杂二次数据的特定理念,它为数据准备过程的每个阶段以及最终分析产品留下了完全可重复的足迹。作为这一进程基础的组织办法是对数据编制方法的重大贡献,因为每次都可以准确地复制结果。这一点很重要,因为清理和准备辅助数据是一项昂贵且耗时的工作,当处理步骤丢失或未记录时,这一成本会大幅增加。标准化数据准备文件作为存档数据收集的一部分,不仅提高了研究过程的效率,而且作为二次数据来源,也为这些研究增加了持续的价值。在资助期间,我们建议完成三项具体任务,以说明Lillard方法的价值--最初,我们建议将Lillard Clean Process数据收集作为一项直接档案任务完整记录下来。现有Lillard PSID收集文件的完成将极大地提高研究界利用PSID协调纵向档案的广泛收集的能力,并有助于继续使用这项重要的纵向研究。其次,我们建议使用复杂的数据来诠释由利拉德方法操作的中心方法和组织问题,以及它们在计量经济学和社会研究中的应用。这项任务将为使用相关数据程序提供一套明确的指导方针,以帮助研究人员使用PSID文件进行研究。更具一般性的是,带注释的指南将记录Lillard清洁过程方法的价值,将其作为系统方法,应用于组织和管理任何复杂数据集。最后,我们建议探索将清洁过程数据方法学的原则和组织结构应用于共享复杂纵向结构的其他二级数据集合的机制。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Clean Process Data represents a specific philosophy towards the cleaning and organizing complex secondary data that leaves a fully reproducible footprint of each stage of the data preparation process as well as a final analysis product. The organizational approach underlying this process represents a significant contribution to the methodology of data preparation because the outcomes can be reproduced exactly every time. This is important because the cleaning and preparation of secondary data represents an expensive and time consuming endeavor, and this cost is increased substantially when processing steps are lost or undocumented. The presence of standardized data preparation files as part of an archived data collection not only enhances the efficiency of the research process, it also adds ongoing value to these studies as sources of secondary data. During the course of the funding period we propose to accomplish three specific tasks to illustrate the value of the Lillard approach- Initially, we propose to document fully the Lillard Clean Process Data collection as a direct archival task. The completion of the documentation for the existing Lillard PSID collection will greatly enhance the research community's ability to employ this extensive collection of harmonized longitudinal files from the PSID and help contribute to the ongoing use of this important longitudinal study. Secondly, we propose to annotate the central methodological and organizational issues operationalized by the Lillard approach and their application to econometric and social research using complex data. This task will provide a set of clear guidelines for the use of the associated data processes to aid researchers in the use of the PSID files for research. More generically, the annotated guidelines will document the value of the Lillard clean process methodologies as systematic approach with applications to the organization and management of any set of complex data. Finally, we propose to explore mechanisms under which the principles and organizational structures of Clean Process Data methodology could be applied to other secondary data collections that share a complex longitudinal structure.
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