Affiliations: [a] Politeknik Statistika STIS Jakarta Indonesia | [b] BPS Statistics Indonesia
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Corresponding author: Setia Pramana, Politeknik Statistika STIS Jakarta Indonesia. E-mail: [email protected].
Abstract: The rapid development of Big Data as result of increasing interactivity with online systems between humans (e.g., online shopping, marketplace) and machine (internet of things, mobile phone, etc.) has led to a measurement revolution. This massive data if being mined and analyzed correctly can provide valuable alternative data sources for official statistics, especially price statistics. Several studies for using diverse Big Data as new sources of price statistics in Indonesia have been initiated. This article would provide a comprehensive review of experiences in exploiting various Big Data sources for price statistics, followed by the current development and the near future plans. The development of system and IT infrastructure is also discussed. Based on this experience, limitations, challenges, and advances for each approach would be presented.
Keywords: Price statistics, Big Data, web scraping, crowdsourcing