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How the ONS uses detailed statistical methods and analytical tools to assess the impact of residual seasonality on published time series.
Quality and methodology information for deaths of people experiencing homelessness in England and Wales. Local authority level data, detailing the strengths and limitations of the data, methods used and data uses and users.
A comparison of the different types of population estimates that are published or are planned for future publication.
Living Costs and Food Survey design and implementation, including collection methods, sample design, response rates and coverage. Includes survey changes and quality information.
Using Pay As You Earn data to identify and adjust for potential employment-related non-response to the Labour Force Survey. These are not official statistics.
Information on strengths and limitations of the data, quality characteristics, users and uses of the data, how the output was created, accessibility, and characteristics.
What the divorce and civil partnership dissolution statistics cover, how we produce them, and their quality and comparability. Includes definitions and latest, past and upcoming changes.
This article sets out the approach the ONS is taking to compile an artificial intelligence (AI) thematic account and how it helps in the measurement of the impact of AI on the UK economy. These are not official statistics.
User guide for the UK Measures of National Well-being framework (UKMNW), providing detail on the headline and comprehensive measure set. Includes metadata tables of the measures, information on how estimates are produced, and how change over time is measured.
An assessment of the methods and impacts of the new component approach to labour productivity measurement in the UK. These are not official statistics.
