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encode hierarchical classification codes #353

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hardbyte opened this issue Apr 29, 2020 · 0 comments
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encode hierarchical classification codes #353

hardbyte opened this issue Apr 29, 2020 · 0 comments

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In Encoding hierarchical classification codes for Privacy-preserving Record Linkage using Bloom filters Rainer Schnell and Christian Borgs introduce encoding Hierarchical classification codes into bloom filters:

Hierarchical classification codes are widely used in many
scientific fields. Such codes might reveal sensitive personal information,
for example medical conditions or occupations. This paper introduces a
new encoding technique for encrypting sensitive codes, which preserves the
hierarchical similarity of the codes. The encoding was developed for the
use of hierarchical codes in Privacy-preserving Record Linkage (PPRL).
The technique is demonstrated with real-world survey data containing
occupational codes (ISCO codes). After describing the construction and
its similarity preserving properties, Hierarchy Preserving Bloom Filters
(HPBF) are compared with positional q-grams and standard Bloom filters
in a PPRL context. The method presented here is similarity preserving
for hierarchies, privacy-preserving and will increase linkage quality when
used in Bloom filter-based PPRL.

schnell2019dina.pdf

This issue is to consider implementing such encoding in clkhash

@hardbyte hardbyte changed the title encode heirachiacal codes encode hierarchical classification codes Apr 29, 2020
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