The exhaled breath pattern as a potential method for biometrics identification
Conventional biometric identification methods relying on Personally Identifiable Information (PII) pose significant challenges concerning privacy and security. Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in exhaled breath are unique to individuals and can serve as
Anna Paleczek +8 more
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Guide to protecting the confidentiality of Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
E McCallister, T Grance, K A Scarfone
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A weighted sentiment dataset for Indonesian telemedicine text classification. [PDF]
Athallah FW +3 more
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Generalizable multilingual medical text anonymization using generative instruction tuning. [PDF]
Xiao C +6 more
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Test-retest reliability for a social discounting of personal information task. [PDF]
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A reproducible web-scraping pipeline for collecting geolocated German online job advertisements at scale. [PDF]
Kapa M, Schaefer KJ.
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Līdz ar eksponenciālu personas datu pieaugumu un arvien stingrākiem privātuma aizsardzības noteikumiem, piemēram, GDPR, HIPAA un CCPA, organizācijas saskaras ar dubultu izaicinājumu - saglabāt analītisko lietderību, vienlaikus novēršot nesankcionētu ...
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Linking clinical trial data with real-world data for enhanced clinical evidence generation: methodological considerations and recommendations. [PDF]
Meinecke AK +11 more
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Cautious optimism on foundation models in medical imaging balancing privacy and innovation. [PDF]
Santos R, DeBuc DC, Somfai GM.
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A Multimodal, Electrocardiography-Centric Clinical Data Platform With Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Querying for Cardiovascular Research. [PDF]
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