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HLG Modernization Committee on Production and Methods Steven Vale (UNECE) Claude Poirier (Canada)

UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE CONFERENCE OF EUROPEAN STATISTICIANS Work Session on Statistical Data Editing (Paris, France, 28-30 April 2014). HLG Modernization Committee on Production and Methods Steven Vale (UNECE) Claude Poirier (Canada).

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HLG Modernization Committee on Production and Methods Steven Vale (UNECE) Claude Poirier (Canada)

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  1. UNITED NATIONSECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPECONFERENCE OF EUROPEAN STATISTICIANSWork Session on Statistical Data Editing(Paris, France, 28-30 April 2014) HLG Modernization Committeeon Production and Methods Steven Vale (UNECE) Claude Poirier (Canada)

  2. UNECE – Economic Commission for Europe

  3. Introducing the HLG • High-level Group for the Modernisation of Statistical Production and Services • Created by the Conference of European Statisticians in 2010 • Vision and strategy endorsed by CES in 2011/2012

  4. Who are the HLG members? • Pádraig Dalton (Ireland) - Chairman • Trevor Sutton (Australia) • Wayne Smith (Canada) • Emanuele Baldacci (Italy) • Bert Kroese (Netherlands) • Park, Hyungsoo (Republic of Korea) • GenovefaRužić (Slovenia) • Walter Radermacher (Eurostat) • Martine Durand (OECD) • Lidia Bratanova (UNECE) 

  5. What does the HLG do? • Oversees activities that support modernisation of statistical organisations • Stimulates development of global standards and international collaboration activities • “Within the official statistics community ... take a leadership and coordination role”

  6. Why is the HLG needed?

  7. What has the HLG achieved? • 2012 • Generic Statistical Information Model • 2013 • Common Statistical Production Architecture • Frameworks and Standards for Statistical Modernisation • 2014 - Work in Progress • Implementation of the Common Statistical Production Architecture • Big Data in Official Statistics

  8. HLG Activities – Engagement Map

  9. Governance SDE

  10. HLG Modernization Committeeon Production and Methods • The membership • Chairs: MartonVucsan, Rune Gløersen • Participants: Australia, Canada, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Moldova, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Spain, Eurostat, OECD, UNIDO • The 2014 work plan • CSPA, BIG Data, Statistical Services, Survey on current tools, Development of official statistics, Machine learning, Strategic development (interconnected world)

  11. Machine Learning • Opportunities for Methodologists and IT specialists to co-work • Get methodology vision with respect to modern services • Identify current methodology assets • Articulate methodology development around IT strengths • Influence IT initiative to enable state-of-the-art methods Production  Less manual interventions  Machine learning  Get ready for BIG Data 

  12. Machine Learning (cont’d) • Machine learning: • Data editing • Automated coding • Record linkage • High potential to reduce if not eliminate manual work • Environmental scan to identifywherewe are at • Identification of local development plans • Roadmap to identifywhereweshould go Participants: Canada, Australia, Netherlands, Hungary, Poland, UNIDO Lead: Canada

  13. Machine Learning (cont’d) • Deliverables • A report  reviewing state-of-the-art machine learning methods and algorithms for editing, coding and linkage • A development roadmap taking advantage of local initiatives while avoiding duplication of works, and being IT-realistic Schedule • October 2014

  14. What does this mean for the future of the SDE group? • The Statistical Data Editing group has been around for many years • Some successes, particularly sharing ideas and good practices • Could a different approach or a different format accelerate progress?

  15. Some ideas • Silos – not just for subject matter people? • We should bring together: • Methodologists • IT experts • Information architects • Data scientists • .... • Multi-disciplinary approach to problem solving within organisations

  16. So why keep silos for international meetings? • What sort of event would have the most value foryour organisation?

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