Sentence examples for geographic suppression from inspiring English sources
Within this framework, a data custodian can manage the amount of geographic suppression or aggregation in proportion to the risks of disclosing a particular dataset.
We propose a new geographic-based broadcast suppression mechanism that gives a higher priority to rebroadcast to vehicles inside especial forwarding zones.
Also, the clinical PUMF tended to have more suppression than the geographic PUMF because the LOS variable has more possible values on it (see Table 2).
This discrepancy provides analytic leverage to identify the possible presence of coercive mobilization and vote suppression and to pinpoint their geographic location.
Presidents have enormous latitude legally ― witness the Arpaio pardon ― and politically, Trump's hold on the GOP base, the party's gerrymandering, and its geographic advantages (not to mention its voter suppression efforts) give the party and Trump significant electoral benefits over Democrats.
These practices include the suppression of records from individuals in small geographic areas, the aggregation of small geographic areas into larger ones, suppression of the non-geographic variables, or generalization of the non-geographic variables.
Our objective is to estimate the population size cut-off at which a geographic area is sufficiently large so that no data suppression or further aggregation is necessary.
The number of records with suppression on each of the quasi-identifiers for the geographic and clinical PUMF files (extent of missingness) are shown.
For example, for the geographic PUMF using PROV_ALL at the 0.04 threshold with the complete suppression algorithm results in 13.6% of the cells being suppressed, whereas our recommended PUMF has only 8.4% of its cells suppressed.
Data suppression and underreporting issues limited our ability to determine geographic variations in patient demographics relative to race/ethnicity, and the findings of this study suggest potential vulnerabilities related to race and specific illnesses that merit further investigation.
