GaussSuppression 0.7.0
- More vignettes are included.
- Better singleton handling for magnitude tables when using
SuppressDominantCells()
and
SuppressFewContributors()
.
- Due to improvements in the SSBtools package (version 1.4.6).
- Due to new default
extraAggregate = TRUE
in the specs,
dominanceSpec
and fewContributorsSpec
.
- More default values are explicitly included in the in specs so that
they are easier seen.
GaussSuppression 0.6.0
- A vignette entitled “Defining Tables for GaussSuppression”
is now included.
- Now, easy-to-use wrapper functions are included.
SuppressSmallCounts()
,
SuppressDominantCells()
, and
SuppressFewContributors()
, along with
SuppressKDisclosure()
(which was available in the previous
version).
- Built-in specs that contribute to a simpler interface have been
adopted.
- Sampling weights are now possible in the dominance rule.
- More advanced singleton handling that makes use of new functionality
in the SSBtools package (version 1.4.4).
- See
SSBtools::GaussSuppression()
.
- See
SingletonUniqueContributor()
.
- Now
forced
and usafe
are possible output
columns.
- Where unsafe means unsafe primary suppressions due to forced cells.
That, is the unsafe primarily suppressed values can be re-calculated
from the values of the cells forced to be not suppressed.
- See parameters
forcedInOutput
and
unsafeInOutput
to
GaussSuppressionFromData()
.
GaussSuppression 0.5.0
- Now the original variable names, as specified by
freqVar
and weightVar
, are kept in the output.
- In previous versions these names were standardized to
"freq"
and "weight"
.
- Code relying on previous behavior with other
freqVar
/weightVar
than
"freq"
/"weight"
needs to be updated.
"freq"
is still default when data is aggregated from
microdata without freqVar
specified (see new parameter
freqVarNew
).
- Adaption needed after Matrix ver. 1.4-2 (not a user-visible
change)
GaussSuppression 0.4.0
- Last version before any news