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== Data Duplicates== | |||
Before analyzing the outcomes of quality checks or sometimes even before running real time quality checks, we need to check for duplicates in the data. Duplicates are common in ODK/SurveyCTO and need to be removed before starting other data quality checks. | |||
To remove duplicates, you can use the DIME's Stata command <code> '''ieduplicates''' </code> which can be found in the <code> '''ietoolkit''' </code> Stata package. | |||
====Comparing Server Data to Field Logs ==== | |||
Comparing server data to field logs makes sure that all the data collected during the survey has made it to your server. This can be done by writing code that generates a survey log which counts the number of surveys on the server and matching that log with the field logs. | |||
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Revision as of 20:09, 25 January 2017
Read First
- include here key points you want to make sure all readers understand
Data Duplicates
Before analyzing the outcomes of quality checks or sometimes even before running real time quality checks, we need to check for duplicates in the data. Duplicates are common in ODK/SurveyCTO and need to be removed before starting other data quality checks.
To remove duplicates, you can use the DIME's Stata command ieduplicates which can be found in the ietoolkit Stata package.
Comparing Server Data to Field Logs
Comparing server data to field logs makes sure that all the data collected during the survey has made it to your server. This can be done by writing code that generates a survey log which counts the number of surveys on the server and matching that log with the field logs.
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