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On the Fidelity versus Privacy and Utility Trade-Off of Synthetic Patient Data

2024-12-08

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<h4>Summary</h4> The use of synthetic data is a widely discussed and promising solution for privacy-preserving medical research. Synthetic data may however not always be privacy preserving and can vary greatly in terms of data fidelity and utility. We systematically evaluate the trade-offs between privacy, fidelity, and utility across five synthetic data models and three patient-level datasets. We evaluate fideli...

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509e35e5-5e2e-56e3-881d-cf63195b5744
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10.1101/2024.12.06.24317239
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