An overview of best-fitting: Building 2011 Census estimates from output areas (OAs)

Published by:: Office for National Statistics
Last updated:: 28 April 2018
Topic:: Society
Licence:: Open Government Licence

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Best-fitting is the method used to produce estimates for any output geography, by aggregating statistical building blocks, even where these may be nested within a higher geography. It is the method used to produce all national and Census statistics, to be consistent, comparable and non-disclosive. (File Size - 410 KB)

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