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- Barnardisation comment "Barnardisation is a method of disclosure control for tables of counts that involves randomly adding or subtracting 1 from some cells in the table.It is named after Professor George Alfred Barnard (1915–2002), a professor of mathematics at the University of Essex.In the United Kingdom, barnardisation is sometimes employed by public agencies in order to enable them to provide information for statistical purposes without infringing the information privacy rights of the individuals to whom the information relates. ".
- Q4861440 comment "Barnardisation is a method of disclosure control for tables of counts that involves randomly adding or subtracting 1 from some cells in the table.It is named after Professor George Alfred Barnard (1915–2002), a professor of mathematics at the University of Essex.In the United Kingdom, barnardisation is sometimes employed by public agencies in order to enable them to provide information for statistical purposes without infringing the information privacy rights of the individuals to whom the information relates. ".