PMGSY-Geospatial Rural Road Information System
http://www.pmgsy-grris.nic.in/
On Tuesday, 14 August 2018 10:32:45 UTC+5:30, Manvendra Singh wrote:
>
> You may also get in touch with Prof Shilpa Agarwal at ISB. She has a paper
> on PMGSY.
>
> Cheers
>
> On Tue 14 Aug, 2018, 4:36 AM GALEN PATRICK
Greetings!
If you purchased data from NSSO it comes with a program (nesstar) that
extracts the data for you. Use this program and it will extract to
whichever format you would like including STATA.
Hope this helps.
Chandrasekhar
On Wed, Aug 8, 2018 at 10:59 PM, Tarun Kateja
wrote:
> Hi
You may also get in touch with Prof Shilpa Agarwal at ISB. She has a paper
on PMGSY.
Cheers
On Tue 14 Aug, 2018, 4:36 AM GALEN PATRICK MURRAY,
wrote:
> Hi Rick,
>
> Have you tried reaching out to Nisith Prakash? I know he used some PMSGY
> data (not exactly what you're looking for) but more
Soundex is not enough. We went through metaphone and
double-metaphone as well. The last showed the best
performance when combined with simple ways to reduce
the search space (e.g., names that start with the same
alphabet).
But it still had too many false positives and negatives. We ended up
using
Wow this is great, thanks for sharing this Naraina!
I'm copy-pasting a transpose of the header row from the villages master so
that we can see what the metadata is like. Next 2 columns are example rows.
"*RevenueVillagecode*" column is the primary key in this dataset. Is this
the census code,
Hi All,
What is the best way to know if two words are phonetically similar
e.g *Some similar *words
Pradeep - Pradip
Thakkkar - Thakkar
Rathod - Rathor
Swetha - Sweta
bhen - ben
Sumandev - Sumandeb
*Non - Similar*
Ramesh - Rajesh
This is needed for spelling mistakes introduced when
Hi Rick,
Have you tried reaching out to Nisith Prakash? I know he used some PMSGY
data (not exactly what you're looking for) but more importantly I believe
he might have some connections higher up in the Bihar government. Good Luck!
On Monday, August 3, 2015 at 11:43:03 PM UTC+5:30, Rick
Hi Tarun,
Sachin is correct you use the layout file to identify which position in the
string of characters correspond to which variables. Even though I'm an R
user I think this extraction is more easily done in STATA. I've attached my
STATA code for the 68th round extraction
Since the NSSO
Hello,
In the process of trying to combine and study the other sources of a
comprehensive directory of Indian villages I stumbled in to this.
https://www.dbtdacfw.gov.in/
On this website go to DOWNLOAD _ MASTERS and you can directly download A
masyer at every level from State to Village.
