Dear all,
I vaguely remember that some people are working on matching census
villages to polling booths, and wonder what progress they made. As some
of you know, I am currently doing this India-wide through an automated
spatial matching algorithm - but before releasing the result, it would
be nice to assess accuracy of this procedure more thoroughly.
The key problem I face is that polling stations are often not named
"village X" but "primary school founded by Y" - so that name matching
does not help too much in validation (certainly not in urban areas).
It would be better to check against roll part names (thus my email about
those a few days ago), but best would be if anyone has a manually
matched table of polling stations (2014 IDs) against PCLN (2011) or MDDS
(2011) census codes with which I could compare my results - if only at
the example of one state, or a few districts.
Alternatively, if somebody has too much time too offer and is familiar
with any specific district in greater detail, I could send along a
matching table for this district to see how well it fits. Please get in
touch in a direct mail in this case...
Any other ideas how to validate the matching table welcome,
Best,
Raphael
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