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  6. Utility of two synthetic data sets mediated through a validation server: Experience with the Cornell Synthetic Data Server

Utility of two synthetic data sets mediated through a validation server: Experience with the Cornell Synthetic Data Server

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Author
Vilhuber, Lars
Abstract

The SDS at Cornell University was set up to provide early access to new synthetic data products by the U.S. Census Bureau. These datasets are made available to interested researchers in a controlled environment, prior to a more generalized release. Over the past 7 years, 4 synthetic datasets were made available on the server, and over 120 users have accessed the server over that time period. This paper reports on outcomes of the activity: results of validation requests from a user perspective, functioning of the feedback loop due to validation and user input, and the role of the SDS as a access gateway to and educational tool for other mechanisms of accessing detailed person, household, establishment, and firm statistics.

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Presentation made at the Conference on Current Trends in Survey Statistics 2019 at the
Institute for Mathematical Sciences,
National University of Singapore,
Singapore,
13 - 16 August, 2019
Sponsorship
Vilhuber acknowledges funding through NSF Grants SES-1131848 and SES-1042181,
and a grant from Alfred P. Sloan Grant (G-2015-13903).
Date Issued
2019-08-13
Keywords
confidentiality protection
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synthetic data
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longitudinal business microdata
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validation server
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Expanded version of https://hdl.handle.net/1813/43883
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/43883
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