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Dear all,

the Centre for Census and Survey Research (www.ccsr.ac.uk) at the  
University of Manchester will be running a one-day training course in  
October on protecting the confidentiality of public use microdata.


Understanding Synthetic Data
13th October 2010
University of Manchester (CCSR)
£175 (£125 for those from educational institutions)

Course Summary
This training course will cover approaches to protecting the  
confidentiality of public use microdata based on multiple imputation,  
also called synthetic data. Topics will include: overview of common  
disclosure control methods; motivation for synthetic data; types and  
examples of synthetic data; analysis methods for synthetic data;  
generation of synthetic data; disclosure risk assessment for synthetic  
data and data utility evaluation of synthetic data. Participants will  
gain an understanding of the benefits and limitations of synthetic  
data approaches; know of approaches for generating, evaluating and  
analyzing synthetic data.
Participants are expected to be familiar with statistical modelling at  
the level of linear and logistic regression analysis. The course  
emphasizes conceptual understanding and intuitions more than  
mathematical derivations. The course will include pointers to useful  
computational tools for implementing synthetic data.

Further information and booking: www.ccsr.ac.uk/courses/syntheticdata/index.html




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