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Line 68: *'''Curb stoning in surveys''' Curb stoning is the term for instances where a surveyor completes a survey form by making up data. Because some of the data should conform with Benford's law, this practice can be detected using CAATTs which provide the capability of performing such tests. An example case study is provided at [http://www.ezrstats.com/CS/Case_Studies.htm] to illustrate. == Note on the Acronyms CAATTs vs CAATs==

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