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Detection Techniques Applied

Explore techniques like Deviation Analysis and Correlation Analysis to detect duplicate responses in survey data. Discover how to identify top duplicates and clusters by supervisors.

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Detection Techniques Applied

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  1. Detection Techniques Applied Ali Mushtaq WSS – Dec 2

  2. Survey Data Overview • PAPI • 5,000+ completed responses • ~150 Interviewers: 10 to 50 interviews each • 20+ Supervisors: 75 to over 500 interviews overseen for each • Questions: ~200, multiple-response categorical

  3. Deviation Analysis • Deviation Score: compare response pattern distributions, stratified by Group – calculation of deviation using something like Chi-square • Correlation Analysis: same, on joint response patterns • Over all Qs, how many are outlying, what is the average deviation • Assumption: Falsified data is small in scale and is likely to deviate from overall distribution

  4. Duplicate Analysis • Compare one interview record against all others, one at a time, to measure the length of duplicate sequences • Flag pairs with long duplicate sequences • Examine unusually long sequences (esp complete duplicates) • Identify clusters by interviewer, supervisor

  5. Top Duplicates Survey A • “Top Duplicates” : pairs of surveys sharing half or more of their responses in sequence • Top Duplicates Clustered by Supervisor: • All other supervisors (15+) have no top duplicates

  6. Thank You! Questions?

  7. Top Duplicates Survey B • Top Duplicates Clustered by Supervisor: • All other supervisors (15+) have none of the top duplicates

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