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Consumer Credit Reporting Data
SSRN Electronic JournalSince the 2000s, economists across fields have increasingly used consumer credit reporting data for research. We introduce readers to the economics of and the institutional details of these data. Using examples from the literature, we provide practical guidance on how to use these data to construct economic measures of borrowing, consumption, credit ...
Gibbs, Christa +5 more
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Reporting on the modes of data collection
The Lancet, 2011In her Comment (Oct 30, p 1448), Seema Kang discusses Case Reports in The Lancet according to specialty interest and mentions that “more than one specialty might be involved in managing a case”. She comments on the absence of contributions from general practice, but makes no comment on the contribution of other specialities such as radiology and ...
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One of the central concerns of criminology is how to measure crime. Precise measurement is a precondition for generating valid and reliable knowledge about crime. One of the main methodologies used to measure criminal behaviour is self-reported delinquency (SRD) studies.
Raquel Bartolomé Gutiérrez +2 more
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Raquel Bartolomé Gutiérrez +2 more
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2015
We review statistics and how to report experimental data precisely. The two commonest errors in reporting data are carrying too many significant figures and failing to report or define uncertainty and error bars. Error bars on graphs may represent standard deviation, standard error, or confidence intervals. Most journals require that authors conform to
Gregory S. Patience +2 more
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We review statistics and how to report experimental data precisely. The two commonest errors in reporting data are carrying too many significant figures and failing to report or define uncertainty and error bars. Error bars on graphs may represent standard deviation, standard error, or confidence intervals. Most journals require that authors conform to
Gregory S. Patience +2 more
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The FOCCUS project (https://foccus-project.eu/) aims to enhance coastal ocean observation andforecasting for Copernicus users by designing and implementing a range of high-resolution dataproducts. The work package 2 (WP) focuses on improving pan-European innovative coastal oceanobservations in response to society and EU policy needs in the context of ...
Reyes, Emma, Bonaduce, Antonio
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Reyes, Emma, Bonaduce, Antonio
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Information Management & Computer Security, 1996
Highlights the findings of an extensive, questionnaire-based programme of research into data security among medium-sized and large organizations in the UK. Comments on the ways in which new trends in information technology will affect data security and emphasizes the need for companies continually to re-evaluate and upgrade their data security measures.
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Highlights the findings of an extensive, questionnaire-based programme of research into data security among medium-sized and large organizations in the UK. Comments on the ways in which new trends in information technology will affect data security and emphasizes the need for companies continually to re-evaluate and upgrade their data security measures.
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Computer Fraud & Security, 2012
The number of data breaches continues to grow and so too do requirements to report data breaches to the authorities. Yet many organisations, while spending small fortunes on securing their systems, do not have a plan for reporting data breaches. The US Privacy Rights Clearing House tracked 535 breaches involving 30.4 million sensitive records in 2011 ...
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The number of data breaches continues to grow and so too do requirements to report data breaches to the authorities. Yet many organisations, while spending small fortunes on securing their systems, do not have a plan for reporting data breaches. The US Privacy Rights Clearing House tracked 535 breaches involving 30.4 million sensitive records in 2011 ...
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2013
This chapter offers practical advice for investigators on how to report the quality of their own data in scientific papers. The proposed guidelines are based on an analysis of the concept of aggregate data quality. We first clarify the multidimensional concept of aggregate data quality and then proceed by deriving principles and practical ...
Jan Van den Broeck, Jonathan R. Brestoff
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This chapter offers practical advice for investigators on how to report the quality of their own data in scientific papers. The proposed guidelines are based on an analysis of the concept of aggregate data quality. We first clarify the multidimensional concept of aggregate data quality and then proceed by deriving principles and practical ...
Jan Van den Broeck, Jonathan R. Brestoff
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Crime & Delinquency, 1969
Because of the influence of the punitive crime control ideolo gy, criminal statistics report only legally relevant actions of the law enforcement agencies. But with the advent of the behavior modification approach, coordinated and categorized data about another body of information—of correctional rather than legal significance—are urgently needed.
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Because of the influence of the punitive crime control ideolo gy, criminal statistics report only legally relevant actions of the law enforcement agencies. But with the advent of the behavior modification approach, coordinated and categorized data about another body of information—of correctional rather than legal significance—are urgently needed.
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