PTwrap: Wrapper to ProtectTable() with additional methods (partly...

In easySdcTable: Easy Interface to the Statistical Disclosure Control Package 'sdcTable' Extended with Own Implementation of 'GaussSuppression'

Wrapper to ProtectTable() with additional methods (partly experimental)

Description

Additional values of "method" is possible. Each new method (wrapper method) will make a call to ProtectTable() using a specific parameter setting.

Usage

PTwrap(
  ...,
  maxN = 3,
  method = "SimpleSingle",
  exeArgus = "C:/Tau/TauArgus.exe",
  pathArgus = getwd(),
  solverArgus = "FREE",
  methodArgus = "OPT",
  rgArgus = 0
)

Arguments

...	Parameters to ProtectTable
maxN	Parameter to ProtectTable
method	Parameter to ProtectTable or a wrapper method (see details)
exeArgus	Parameter to runArgusBatchFile
pathArgus	Parameter to createArgusInput
solverArgus	Parameter "solver" to createArgusInput
methodArgus	Parameter "method" to createArgusInput
rgArgus	Parameter "rg" in "primSuppRules" in createArgusInput

Details

The wrapper methods are:

Simple: "SIMPLEHEURISTIC" with detectSingletons=FALSE

SimpleSingle: "SIMPLEHEURISTIC" with detectSingletons=TRUE when protectZeros=FALSE and "SIMPLEHEURISTIC" with threshold=1 (can be overridden by input) when protectZeros=TRUE

SimpleSingleOld: "SIMPLEHEURISTIC" with detectSingletons=TRUE

TauArgus: Tau-argus will be run according to the settings of the other input parameters.

Using rgArgus=0 is equivalent to calling ProtectTable() with
method = list(exe=exeArgus, typ="tabular", path=pathArgus,
solver=solverArgus, method=methodArgus)))

Other values of rgArgus is equivalent to calling ProtectTable() with
method = list(exe=exeArgus, typ="microdata", path=pathArgus,
solver=solverArgus, method=methodArgus,
primSuppRules=list(list(type="freq", n=maxN+1, rg=rgArgus )))))

TauArgusOPT: As "TauArgus" with methodArgus="OPT"

TauArgusMOD: As "TauArgus" with methodArgus="MOD"

TauArgusGH: As "TauArgus" with methodArgus="GH"

Value

See ProtectTable

easySdcTable documentation built on Dec. 28, 2022, 2:29 a.m.