Improving data quality for more accurate results Sample Clauses

Improving data quality for more accurate results. ‌ During this grant project SE was able to identify the problems and data gaps in its data sets. Some of the issues were solved during this grant project, some need to be addressed during the next grant project. The issues are mainly related to the data available from different data holders (e.g., EIC, ARIB, etc.). Each agency has its own database with data sets built to the agency’s specific needs. This means that the data SE received has variable degree of detail. For the next grant project, details for the data from different agencies should be more uniform and more detailed where necessary. This will be achieved updating data requests and contracts between SE and data holders. Transfers from local governments to the end users need to be studied as currently there are flows from local governments are unaccounted for. When it comes to Public Sector Financial Statements (PSFS) data, cooperation with NA should continue to filter out transfers that can be found in other data sets and improving the methodology to assign transaction codes to transfers outside of PSFS database.
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