IDEN

Compare sources

Series that claim to measure the same thing, side by side. Nothing is merged and neither source is declared right; a forecast and an actual are never treated as competing.

Declared equivalents

PairStatusCommonDifferLatest B − A
id10y / idgb_10y
Indonesia 10-year government bond yield
Too little overlap100.0000
id_rate_bi / birate
Bank Indonesia policy rate
Agree600.0000

Pairs are declared in config/data_lineage.yaml.

Same provider id: check whether they measure the same thing

Two keys read the same provider series id. They can still be different fields of one table (a daily flow and its running total), so they are listed for a person to judge, not as conflicts.

Also: the cockpit file’s cross-checks between sources · collector parity with the cockpit

How pairs are compared
Source conflict detection (Sprint 5). Two series that claim to measure the same thing are compared;
they are never merged, and neither is declared right.
Candidate pairs:
    declared      series people listed as equivalent (config/data_lineage.yaml `equivalents`): the conflict list
    same id       two stored series with the same provider and provider series id (catalog): listed separately
                  for review, because two keys can read different fields of one provider table (a daily flow
                  and its running total share an id), so a shared id alone does not make them the same thing
Any two series can also be compared on request. The cockpit file's own cross-checks and the collectors'
parity check are separate pages (Research > Tools) and are linked, not recomputed.
For a pair: frequency, unit, history and, on the dates both have, B minus A. Values "differ" only beyond
rounding: half a unit in the last decimal place of the coarser series (from the stored values, up to 6
places). If more values agree after moving B by a few days (up to SHIFT_DAYS either way), the pair is
reported as using different date conventions.
A FORECAST or CONSENSUS series and an ACTUAL one are not competing observations: such a pair is shown
with that label and never listed as a conflict.