Why SSPICE | Operational workflow | Reading order | Standalone first run

Input files | Exogenous auxiliary variables and the observation unit | Defining auxiliary-variable categories | Purely arithmetic rules | Mixed rules | Application example: project auxiliary variables | Dedicated routing guide | Consistency of external sources | Defining semantic edits: logical_edit_rules.csv | Item mapping and semantic predicates

Scope and reference | Physical format and row order | Field dictionary | Variable types | Qualitative variables and nonconsecutive codes | Quantitative variables | Strings, leading zeros and identifiers | Continuation, conditional jumps and unconditional jumps | No jump: V6 = 0 | Conditional jump | UNCONDITIONAL (absolute) jump: V6 = 98 | Historical V6 = -1 convention | Logical groups | OR: at least one selected member | XOR: exactly one of two alternatives | Standalone construction examples | Checks before using routing metadata | From questionnaire instructions to routing metadata | Conditional and unconditional jumps | A multiple-response question represented by an OR group | OR groups and single-choice questions

Purpose and place in the workflow | Three representations of the same category | Which codes to use where | A jump, six records, and a correction | VAUX and LEDIT retain the meaning of the original values | The bundled FASE variable | Supplying the file consistently | Validation and common mistakes

From routing metadata to a graph | What to inspect | Checking the meaning of the graph

Preparing and checking data | Validating localization | Representation of prepared data | Reading the check object

Formal representation | Validating the theory | Domains and representation limits | Mapping at export

Extended DAG and initial partition | Configuring a pilot | Correction with mapped categories | Outputs and diagnosis | Full runs, batches and workers | Territorial stratum codes | Preparation before the first batch | Controls and returned objects

Why assess the result? | Reading the report | Selecting the result to assess | Interpreting the counts | Denominator and post-hoc uncertainty