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DEVELOPMENT OF CASCOT 5.0 (the multi-language version)

DEVELOPMENT OF CASCOT 5.0 (the multi-language version). Presentation for the Venice Workshop 10-11 April 2014 Margaret Birch Institute for Employment Research. IER is contracted under the DASISH project to develop a multi-lingual version of CASCOT to code job titles to ISCO 08

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DEVELOPMENT OF CASCOT 5.0 (the multi-language version)

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  1. DEVELOPMENT OF CASCOT 5.0(the multi-language version) Presentation for the Venice Workshop 10-11 April 2014 Margaret Birch Institute for Employment Research

  2. IER is contracted under the DASISH project to develop a multi-lingual version of CASCOT to code job titles to ISCO 08 • A large task and limited resources, so this is a pilot project • The 8 selected languages are:- Dutch (Netherlands, Flemish-Belgium)- English- French (France, Walloon-Belgium, Switzerland)- German (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)- Slovak- Spanish- Italian - Finnish

  3. Contacts for the CASCOT project • Kea Tijdens (Universities of Amsterdam and Rotterdam) • Marc Houben, Sue Westerman (CBS, Netherlands) • Judith Pilliner (ONS, UK) • Louis Meuric (INSEE, France) • Manuel Munz, Markus Zielonka (Uni. Bamberg, Germany) • HartmutMinkel (DESTATIS, Germany) • JozefKrabac, KarelVaclavik (Trexima, Slovak Republic) • Julio Nunez (INE, Spain) • Elena Meschi (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Italy) • Anne Väänänen (Statistics Finland) • David Hunter (ILO)

  4. Key Tasks Undertaken So Far • All the interface text in English has been translated into the seven other languages • National language versions of the ISCO 08 structure built into the CASCOT software • Job titles in the selected languages indexed to ISCO 08- Some supplied by NSIs or other groups with whom we work- Some found by us by exploring relevant national websites • Raw data files from the European Social Survey (ESS) Round 6 have been supplied. Some contain job titles and ISCO 08 codes. These have been used to validate the software.

  5. Key tasks in the remaining project period • Partnership arrangements for the testing of the CASCOT multi-lingual software by experts within each country covered by the languages in the pilot • Partnership arrangements for the testing and development of language-based coding rules (Venice Workshop) • Using the CASCOT performance tool to fine-tune the software in different languages • Timetable: - Test results collated by October 2014- Completion of the project by December 2014

  6. What have we learnt from CASCOT demos? • Modifications to CASCOT Editor • Part word replacement • Better treatment for equivalent word endings • Processing/non-processing of spaces • The need for ‘Gold Standard’ coded text files

  7. What have we learnt from CASCOT demos? • Modifications to CASCOT • Add text descriptions to the structure

  8. For more information Email: M.E.Birch@warwick.ac.ukRitva.Ellison@warwick.ac.ukPeter.Elias@warwick.ac.uk www.warwick.ac.uk/ier

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