Releases: worldbank/iefieldkit
iefieldkit - v3.2
- Implement
trimkeep
toiecodebook
#254 - Fix small bugs in
ietestform
andiecodebook
iefieldkit - v3.1 (Stata journal)
v3 - new command `iecorrect`
Bug fixes and new `iecodebook` functionality
iefieldkit - Version 2.0 (Stata Journal)
This release finalizes iefieldkit
to reflect the version forthcoming at the Stata Journal. It adds runfiles for iecodebook
, and corrects several bugs and documentation errors in dropping variables and value labels, and correctly warns the user if all variables are ordered to be dropped. (No corresponding issues for this release.)
iefieldkit - version 1.5
iefieldkit - version 1.4
Syntax updates
iecodebook
match
option ontemplate
subcommand: outputs a single line for variables present in multiple data sets #47- Better error messages #65
- Added option to drop variables and variable labels to
apply
subcommand #69 - Added option
replace
toexport
subcommand #70 - Option
clear
is now required withappend
subcommand #76
iecompdup
ieduplicates
- Allow
using
to specify duplicates report file name force
option is required when command makes changes to the data set #96- Fix issue with IDs incorrectly imported as strings #61
- Improved error messages #75 #103
- Fix issue caused by extra spaces in ieduplicates report #83
- Updated helpfile with new options #93
- Daily reports won't be overwritten when there are changes #95
ietestform
- Use
using
to indicate the survey form to be tested - Fixed type mismatch when choices tab is blank #84
iefieldkit - Version 1.1
This version included improvements to ieduplicates and ietestform.
Updates to commands
ieduplicates
- Varnames in Excel report can now be set bu user: #59
- New varaible in Excle report listing how duplicates are different #60
iestestform
- Fix so variables with appearance label is not required #64
Other updates
Adding test scripts here.
iefieldkit - First Release!
iefieldkit
- New Stata package for primary data collection
The iefieldkit
is a package of commands for primary data collection. This is a topic with fewer user-written commands than for example analysis, and we think the reason for that is that there are not as many expert Stata coders in the field. But since primary data collection is equally important to quantitative research as analysis, we hope that iefieldkit
will cover a part of this gap.
This package currently supports three major components of that workflow: survey design; survey completion; and data cleaning and survey harmonization.
In this first version, iefieldkit
performs the following three tasks:
- Before data collection ,
ietestform
is a compliment to the ODK syntax test on SurveyCTO server asietestform
runs tests related to best practices on how to, and how not to use features in the ODK programming language to ensure data quality, especially if the data will be imported to Stata that has other restrictions than ODK syntax. - During data collection,
ieduplicates
andiecompdup
(both previously released as a part of the packageietoolkit
but now moved to this package) provide a workflow for detecting and resolving duplicate entries in the dataset, ensuring that the final survey dataset will be a correct record of the survey sample to merge onto the master sampling database. - After data collection, the
iecodebook
commands provide a workflow for rapidly cleaning, harmonizing, and documenting datasets.iecodebook
uses input specified in an Excel sheet, which provides a much more well-structured and easy to follow (especially for non-technical users) overview that the same operations written directly to a dofile.
Beta release for testing
This beta version is only released for testing of the command iecodebook and iefieldkit.
We recognize that there is more work to be done with these commands before they are ready for a proper release, but this beta release is a step of getting there so that users can start to use it and give us feedback on what else needs to be done.
Please open an issue for any feedback you might have or send an email to [email protected]. If you send an email, please start the subject of the email with iefieldkit:
.
Thanks!
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