Statistical disclosure control in practice
This book resulted from a request at the first author to organize a course on the topic for the Training of European Statisticians Institute. It includes a review of the practices of several of the EC countries plus Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United States, and Eurostat. Special attention is given to procedures used with certain data sets in the Netherlands, Great Britain, and Luxemburg. There is an extensive discussion of criteria for determining a lack of sufficient confidentiality in tabular data and the means of correction. Some topics for further study are presented.
- Controlling individual information in statistics by coding
- Elements of statistical disclosure control
- Exact disclosure prevention in two-dimensional statistical tables
- Resampling for statistical confidentiality in contingency tables
- On the properties that characterize privacy
- Modular control under privacy protection: fundamental trade-offs
- Identifying the risk of attribute disclosure by mining fuzzy rules
- Optimality models for PRAM
- Recent advances in optimization techniques for statistical tabular data protection
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2087741 (Why is no real title available?)
- A family of methods for statistical disclosure control
- Statistical Disclosure Control for Microdata
- Integrated exact, hybrid and metaheuristic learning methods for confidentiality protection
- A heuristic block coordinate descent approach for controlled tabular adjustment
- Inference using noisy degrees: differentially private -model and synthetic graphs
- Statistical confidentiality. Principles and practice.
- A smoothing approach for masking spatial data
- The challenge of microdata dissemination. A methodology for a public use file version of the WHIP database
- Asymptotics in the Bradley-Terry model for networks with a differentially private degree sequence
- Synthetic microdata for establishment surveys under informative sampling
- Generalization-based privacy preservation and discrimination prevention in data publishing and mining
- Data dissemination and disclosure limitation in a world without microdata: a risk-utility framework for remote access analysis servers
- A firm foundation for statistical disclosure control
- Importance partitioning in micro-aggregation
- Distribution-preserving statistical disclosure limitation
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