ncrncornell/Rmtcd: Synthesizing Truncated Count Data for Confidentiality (Rmtcd)

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Authors: Charley Chen; Hautahi Kingi; Alice Chou; Lars Vilhuber;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.1034210 , 10.5281/zenodo.1034211

ncrncornell/Rmtcd: Synthesizing Truncated Count Data for Confidentiality (Rmtcd)

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This repository contains a R wrapper around the original mtcd C++ implementation of the statistical model proposed in "Synthesizing Truncated Count Data for Confidentiality", with minor generalizations. Development of the original code was supported under the NSF grant SES-1131897 (NCRN Duke-NISS). Development of the R wrapper was supported under NSF Grant SES-1131848 to Cornell University (NCRN Cornell)

Development of the original code was supported under the NSF grant SES-1131897 (NCRN Duke-NISS). Development of the R wrapper was supported under NSF Grant SES-1131848 to Cornell University (NCRN Cornell).

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