Elements of statistical disclosure control
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This book is devoted to a problem which is opposite to the most sampling survey problems: how to publish information on statistical data and disclose no confidential information. The discipline which deals with such problems is called Statistical Disclosure Control (SDC). It is supposed that the data to be published contain personal information of private nature (sensitive variables, e.g.: opinion about legislation of drugs) and information which can be used for re-identification of the respondent (identifying variables, e.g. occupation, date of birth, place of residence). The problem is to publish maximum information useful for statisticians and minimize the risk of unique identification of sensitive variable values for any respondent. To do this one can use some transformations of identifying variables, such as global recoding (grouping, e.g. use age in years instead of date of birth) or local suppressing (e.g. change the value 16 of the variable number of children to missing). In multidimensional data possible combinations of identifying variables should be taken into account. The authors consider different measures of quality of data preserving transformations based on the risk of re-identification and information loss, describe techniques of optimal protection transformation selection (these transformations include global recoding, local suppressing, adding noise, rounding, post randomization and data swapping) for microdata and tabular data. Special SDC dedicated software as \(\mu\)- and \(\tau\)-ARGUS and SDC practice of Statistics in the Netherlands are considered.
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- Minimum-distance controlled perturbation methods for large-scale tabular data protection
- Controlled rounding and cell perturbation: statistical disclosure limitation methods for tabular data
- The effect of microaggregation by individual ranking on the estimation of moments
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- Estimating Risks of Identification Disclosure in Microdata
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- Statistical disclosure control methods for census frequency tables
- Using multiple imputation to integrate and disseminate confidential microdata
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- Algorithms for efficiently computing structural anonymity in complex networks
- Efficient and model-agnostic parameter estimation under privacy-preserving post-randomization data
- Imputation of confidential data sets with spatial locations using disease mapping models
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- Probability and quantile estimation from individually micro-aggregated data
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- Secure Bayesian model averaging for horizontally partitioned data
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- Releasing Multiply Imputed, Synthetic Public use Microdata: An Illustration and Empirical Study
- Estimation of a linear model under microaggregation by individual ranking
- Sequential category aggregation and partitioning approaches for multi-way contingency tables based on survey and census data
- Estimating the linear regression model with categorical covariates subject to randomized response
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