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	'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''		'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''

	#See [[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|Data listed 2015 and 2100]]  ~~[[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|another as]]~~ an example.		#See [[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|Data listed 2015 and 2100]] an example.
	##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.		##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.
	###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.		###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.

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	'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''		'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''

	#See [[~~Media:~~Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|Data listed 2015 and 2100]]  [[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|another as]] an example.		#See [[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|Data listed 2015 and 2100]]  [[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|another as]] an example.
	##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.		##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.
	###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.		###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.

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	'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''		'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''

	#See [~~https~~:~~//pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx~~ Data listed 2015 and 2100]  [[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|another ]]as an example.		#See [[Media:Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|Data listed 2015 and 2100]]  [[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|another as]] an example.
	##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.		##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.
	###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.		###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.

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	'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''		'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''

	#See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100] as an example.		#See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100]  [[Example_on_a_report_for_initial_and_last_year\|another ]]as an example.
	##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.		##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.
	###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.		###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.

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	'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''		'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''
	~~<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">~~
	~~<li>See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100] as an example.~~
	~~#In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.~~
	##For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.
	## Then you can see few examples of important variables (this is done for all important variables). Each variable has all countries and 2015 & 2100 raw data. Then we can calculate different ratio from here.
	~~##The final sheet is cumulation of all other individual variable sheets.</li>~~

			#See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100] as an example.
			##In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.
			###For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.
			### Then you can see few examples of important variables (this is done for all important variables). Each variable has all countries and 2015 & 2100 raw data. Then we can calculate different ratio from here.
			###The final sheet is cumulation of all other individual variable sheets.
	#Check all series and their differences between old and new data. This is very important to see impacts during initialization data.		#Check all series and their differences between old and new data. This is very important to see impacts during initialization data.
	#Start with important variables such as: GDP, POP, EDYRSAG15. See long term model impacts in these variables.		#Start with important variables such as: GDP, POP, EDYRSAG15. See long term model impacts in these variables.
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	##If data are vastly different during initialization year, check the data source and find the cause of those data difference.		##If data are vastly different during initialization year, check the data source and find the cause of those data difference.
	#Check drivers. Drivers for a variable can be accessed in IFs. We have built a driver list for MFP and some other variables. Future RAs are expected to build more on this as they work. See “Drivers” folder to see more examples.		#Check drivers. Drivers for a variable can be accessed in IFs. We have built a driver list for MFP and some other variables. Future RAs are expected to build more on this as they work. See “Drivers” folder to see more examples.
	#See example of base comparison analysis.~~<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">~~		#See example of base comparison analysis.
	~~<li>~~ See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Base_comparison_analysis_write_up_examples Base comparison analysis write up examples]~~</li>~~		## See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Base_comparison_analysis_write_up_examples Base comparison analysis write up examples]
	~~<li>~~See Model Vetting Note Link ~~examples~~		##See Model Vetting Note Link examples
	##[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting]		###[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting]
	##[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation]		###[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation]
	## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation]		### [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation]
	## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation]~~</li>~~		### [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation]

	#Some other tips for base comparison.		#Some other tips for base comparison.
	##On variables that go near 0 or change signs, such as MFP, ratios are not really useful, but differences are. So, check the raw values before doing ratio comparison.		##On variables that go near 0 or change signs, such as MFP, ratios are not really useful, but differences are. So, check the raw values before doing ratio comparison.
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	Note: This guide is supposed to be a help book for RAs. By any means, it is not a comprehensive list of things to do as different base comparisons have their own uniqueness and should be consulted with your supervisor about what direction should you embrace.		Note: This guide is supposed to be a help book for RAs. By any means, it is not a comprehensive list of things to do as different base comparisons have their own uniqueness and should be consulted with your supervisor about what direction should you embrace.

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			##Some other tips for base comparison.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	~~ ~~
	~~<ol style="list-style-type: lower-alpha; margin-left: 40px;">~~
	~~<li>~~Some other tips for base comparison.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	<li>On variables that go near 0 or change signs, such as MFP, ratios are not really useful, but differences are. So, check the raw values before doing ratio comparison.</li>		<li>On variables that go near 0 or change signs, such as MFP, ratios are not really useful, but differences are. So, check the raw values before doing ratio comparison.</li>
	<li>As you work on this make a list of other tips that you think is beneficial for future RAs. You can add those here once you are done with this work.</li>		<li>As you work on this make a list of other tips that you think is beneficial for future RAs. You can add those here once you are done with this work.</li>
	</ol></li>		</ol></ol></ol>
	</ol>

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	#'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''<ol style="list-style-type:lower-alpha;">		#'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''<ol style="list-style-type:lower-alpha;">
	<li>See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100] as an example.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">		<li>See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100] as an example.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	<li>In ~~this page: ~~		<li>In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.
	##For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.		##For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.
	## Then you can see few examples of important variables (this is done for all important variables). Each variable has all countries and 2015 & 2100 raw data. Then we can calculate different ratio from here.		## Then you can see few examples of important variables (this is done for all important variables). Each variable has all countries and 2015 & 2100 raw data. Then we can calculate different ratio from here.
	##The final sheet is cumulation of all other individual variable sheets.</li>		##The final sheet is cumulation of all other individual variable sheets.</li>
	</li>		</li>
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	</ol><li>Check drivers. Drivers for a variable can be accessed in IFs. We have built a driver list for MFP and some other variables. Future RAs are expected to build more on this as they work. See “Drivers” folder to see more examples.</li>		</ol><li>Check drivers. Drivers for a variable can be accessed in IFs. We have built a driver list for MFP and some other variables. Future RAs are expected to build more on this as they work. See “Drivers” folder to see more examples.</li>
	<li>See example of base comparison analysis.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">		<li>See example of base comparison analysis.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	<li> See~~ ~~[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Base_comparison_analysis_write_up_examples Base comparison analysis write up examples]</li>		<li> See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Base_comparison_analysis_write_up_examples Base comparison analysis write up examples]</li>
	<li>See Model Vetting Note Link examples		<li>See Model Vetting Note Link examples
	##https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting		##[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting]
	##https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation		## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation]
	##https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation		## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation]
	##https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation</li>		## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation]</li>
	</li>		</li>

	##Some other tips for base comparison.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">

			<ol style="list-style-type: lower-alpha; margin-left: 40px;">
			<li>Some other tips for base comparison.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	<li>On variables that go near 0 or change signs, such as MFP, ratios are not really useful, but differences are. So, check the raw values before doing ratio comparison.</li>		<li>On variables that go near 0 or change signs, such as MFP, ratios are not really useful, but differences are. So, check the raw values before doing ratio comparison.</li>
	<li>As you work on this make a list of other tips that you think is beneficial for future RAs. You can add those here once you are done with this work.</li>		<li>As you work on this make a list of other tips that you think is beneficial for future RAs. You can add those here once you are done with this work.</li>
	</ol></ol></ol>		</ol></li>
			</ol>

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	#'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''<ol style="list-style-type:lower-alpha;">		#'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''<ol style="list-style-type:lower-alpha;">
	<li>See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100]~~ ~~as an example.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">		<li>See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100] as an example.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	<li>In ~~that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.~~		<li>In this page:
	##For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.		##For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.
	##Then you can see few examples of~~ ~~important variables (this is done for all important variables). Each variable has all countries and 2015 & 2100 raw data. Then we can calculate different ratio from here.		## Then you can see few examples of important variables (this is done for all important variables). Each variable has all countries and 2015 & 2100 raw data. Then we can calculate different ratio from here.
	##The final sheet is cumulation of all other individual variable sheets.</li>		##The final sheet is cumulation of all other individual variable sheets.</li>
	</li>		</li>
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	</ol><li>Check drivers. Drivers for a variable can be accessed in IFs. We have built a driver list for MFP and some other variables. Future RAs are expected to build more on this as they work. See “Drivers” folder to see more examples.</li>		</ol><li>Check drivers. Drivers for a variable can be accessed in IFs. We have built a driver list for MFP and some other variables. Future RAs are expected to build more on this as they work. See “Drivers” folder to see more examples.</li>
	<li>See example of base comparison analysis.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">		<li>See example of base comparison analysis.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	<li> See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Base_comparison_analysis_write_up_examples Base comparison analysis write up examples]</li>		<li> See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Base_comparison_analysis_write_up_examples Base comparison analysis write up examples]</li>
	<li>See Model Vetting Note Link examples		<li>See Model Vetting Note Link examples
	##		##https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting
	~~[https://mailtrack.io/trace/link/8ecdf57be2914554303e305fc2167923555e17b8?url=~~https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting~~&userId=1065818&signature=2784652d1063774b https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting]~~		##https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation
			##https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation
	##		##https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation</li>
	~~ [https://mailtrack.io/trace/link/f572d0971548a5acef2eda8d8296070ec0b39a71?url=~~https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation~~&userId=1065818&signature=af961658468f2a28 https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation] ~~

	##
	~~ [https://mailtrack.io/trace/link/cbadaac9ef9abf3b74b284276430d1704b96860a?url=~~https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation~~&userId=1065818&signature=4f8ee6a232a4d2b1 https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation] ~~

	##
	~~ [https://mailtrack.io/trace/link/808e14edc4f1a53674dc263da3a81cfc422fb66a?url=~~https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation~~&userId=1065818&signature=bb49e5031a19ae27 https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation]~~
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	</li>		</li>

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	Note: This guide is supposed to be a help book for RAs. By any means, it is not a comprehensive list of things to do as different base comparisons have their own uniqueness and should be consulted with your supervisor about what direction should you embrace.		Note: This guide is supposed to be a help book for RAs. By any means, it is not a comprehensive list of things to do as different base comparisons have their own uniqueness and should be consulted with your supervisor about what direction should you embrace.

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	'''IFs Base Comparison'''		'''IFs Base Comparison'''

	#'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''<ol style="list-style-type:lower-~~alpha~~;">		'''Things to do for IFs base comparison'''
	<li>See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100] as an example.~~<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">~~		<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	~~<li>~~In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.		<li>See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Data_listed_2015_and_2100_08142020.xlsx Data listed 2015 and 2100] as an example.
			#In that excel file you can see tabs for variables and the world.
	##For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.		##For all variable world data is generated for 2015 and 2100. The measure used is ratio measure to compare old and new base. This allows us to see which variables deviate most in 2015 and 2100 relative to old base.
	## Then you can see few examples of important variables (this is done for all important variables). Each variable has all countries and 2015 & 2100 raw data. Then we can calculate different ratio from here.		## Then you can see few examples of important variables (this is done for all important variables). Each variable has all countries and 2015 & 2100 raw data. Then we can calculate different ratio from here.
	##The final sheet is cumulation of all other individual variable sheets.</li>		##The final sheet is cumulation of all other individual variable sheets.</li>
	~~</li>~~

	##Check all series and their differences between old and new data. This is very important to see impacts during initialization data.		#Check all series and their differences between old and new data. This is very important to see impacts during initialization data.
	##Start with important variables such as: GDP, POP, EDYRSAG15. See long term model impacts in these variables.		#Start with important variables such as: GDP, POP, EDYRSAG15. See long term model impacts in these variables.
	##It is also very important to see differences in initialization year. This might explain the long-term impact. In the end, we are trying to find what changes in data causing such model behavior.~~<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">~~		#It is also very important to see differences in initialization year. This might explain the long-term impact. In the end, we are trying to find what changes in data causing such model behavior.
	~~<li>~~If data are vastly different during initialization year, check the data source and find the cause of those data difference.~~</li>~~		##If data are vastly different during initialization year, check the data source and find the cause of those data difference.
	~~</ol><li>~~Check drivers. Drivers for a variable can be accessed in IFs. We have built a driver list for MFP and some other variables. Future RAs are expected to build more on this as they work. See “Drivers” folder to see more examples.~~</li>~~		#Check drivers. Drivers for a variable can be accessed in IFs. We have built a driver list for MFP and some other variables. Future RAs are expected to build more on this as they work. See “Drivers” folder to see more examples.
	~~<li>~~See example of base comparison analysis.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">		#See example of base comparison analysis.<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">
	<li> See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Base_comparison_analysis_write_up_examples Base comparison analysis write up examples]</li>		<li> See [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Base_comparison_analysis_write_up_examples Base comparison analysis write up examples]</li>
	<li>See Model Vetting Note Link examples		<li>See Model Vetting Note Link examples
	##[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting]		##[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/December_2016_vetting]
	##~~ ~~[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation]		##[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/April_2016_consolidation]
	## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation]		## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/May_2016_consolidation]
	## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation]</li>		## [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/June_2016_consolidation]</li>
	~~</li>~~

	##Some other tips for base comparison.~~<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman;">~~		#Some other tips for base comparison.
	~~<li>~~On variables that go near 0 or change signs, such as MFP, ratios are not really useful, but differences are. So, check the raw values before doing ratio comparison.~~</li>~~		##On variables that go near 0 or change signs, such as MFP, ratios are not really useful, but differences are. So, check the raw values before doing ratio comparison.
	~~<li>~~As you work on this make a list of other tips that you think is beneficial for future RAs. You can add those here once you are done with this work.~~</li>~~		##As you work on this make a list of other tips that you think is beneficial for future RAs. You can add those here once you are done with this work.
	~~</ol></ol></ol>~~
			Note: This guide is supposed to be a help book for RAs. By any means, it is not a comprehensive list of things to do as different base comparisons have their own uniqueness and should be consulted with your supervisor about what direction should you embrace.



	~~ ~~

	Note: This guide is supposed to be a help book for RAs. By any means, it is not a comprehensive list of things to do as different base comparisons have their own uniqueness and should be consulted with your supervisor about what direction should you embrace.