The MIIS Eprints ArchiveTable builder problem - confidentiality for linked tablesChristine M.O'KeefeauthorStephenHaslettauthorDavidSteelauthorRayChambersauthorThe aim of this project is to investigate solutions to the problem of improving access to detailed survey data, while ensuring no person or organisation is likely to be identified, or otherwise put at risk of having their data disclosed, and to link general findings back to the ABS Table Builder problem. We focussed on making contributions in two main areas, namely: 1. Identification of sensitive cells in a table, 2. Maximizing data utility and minimising information loss - ensuring the table provides useful information.Information and communication technology2008Study Group Report

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