Thanks for sharing.

I landed on https://paulnovosad.com/pdf/anr-india-mobility.pdf while
browsing through your lab page. Haven't read it fully yet.

Just finished reading "India's new capitalist" book a while back and was
wondering about data on social mobility.

Best,
   Dilawar

sent from a handheld device, pardon the brevity and tpyos

On Tue, 23 Jun, 2026, 10:50 Saloni Taneja, <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Very cool, Taha!
>
> On Mon, 22 Jun 2026 at 10:02, Taha Ibrahim <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I am a researcher at  Development Data Lab <https://www.devdatalab.org/>  and
>> I wanted to share a Py package I recently created for our data workflows:
>> *AdminLineageAI*.
>>
>> The package helps create crosswalks between administrative units across
>> datasets and time periods using Artificial Intelligence. For example,
>> matching districts, subdistricts, states, or countries when names differ
>> because of spelling variants, translations, renaming, splits, or mergers.
>>
>> This problem comes up often in research and policy datasets. For example,
>> one dataset may use *Paschimi Singhbhum* while another uses *West
>> Singhbhum*, *Allahabad -> Prayagraj* or a newer district may be split
>> from its older predecessor district. These cases are difficult to solve
>> with plain fuzzy matching.
>>
>> Some possible use cases include matching government scheme data to Census
>> or official administrative lists, creating district or sub district
>> evolution crosswalks across years, handling renamed/split/merged
>> administrative units, and building reproducible data pipelines for social
>> science, policy, or development research.
>>
>> It is experimental, so important matches should still be cross-checked
>> but I would love to hear more possible use cases for it. Main aim here is
>> to reduce manual work spent on just merging dataset.
>>
>> You can install it with:
>>
>> *pip install adminlineage*
>>
>> Here  <https://github.com/TahaIbrahimSiddiqui/AdminLineageAI>is the
>> GitHub repo with usage instructions and a few examples:
>>
>> It is open source, so please feel free to fork it, use it, or raise an
>> issue on GitHub if you have feedback or run into anything.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Taha
>>
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