T,E+S P2 Flashcards

1
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For the data quality assessment which scores are quantitative ? What percentage should they exceed ?

A

Accessibility
Consistency
Completeness
Relevance
50%

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What is the formula for accessibility ? Data fields set can provide without further modification

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A= (Nexplicit + 0.8Nimplicit + 0.2Ninferred)/N variables * 100
Nexplicit = variables which already exist
Ninferred = variables modified for analysis
Nimplicit = variables newly created

This is assessed for each data field
Accessibility - data fields dataset can provide without modifications

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What is the formula for consistency ? (No of data provided in same manner in a data field )

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C = nconsistent + 0.8nrecoded + 0.2nnewlycoded / nvariables * 100

No of data provided in same manner in data field

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What is the formula for completeness (diff in percent of complete data and missing data)?

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Completeness = 1 - arithmetic average of missing values percentage

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What is the formula for relevance ? (Data fields relevant to analysis )

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Relevance = 1/Ncategories * sum (no of relevant data fields in each category / no of requested data fields in each category * 100 )

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What are the qualitative analysis variables ?

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Accuracy
Credentials
Interpretability
Timeliness

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What is accuracy?

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Extent to which data values free from error

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What is credentials ?

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The extent to which data are sourced from reliable sources and can be measured through a survey

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What is interpretability ?

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Extent to which data are completed in unambiguous manner so data fields are interpreted in correct and similar manner

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10
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What is timeliness ?

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Elapsed time between incident occurring and recording

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How is the level of narrative detail defined ?

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The information included in the narrative is key for finding contextual and contributory factors
Use smaller sample of 2-5% to determine if narratives > 50 words provide key info about parameters in dataset (1 if yes 0 if no)

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What is the formula for narrative ?

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1/Nparams * sum(Nincidents where j=1 /Nincidents ) * 100

Sum across the parameters

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