is_sensitive_at: Calculate sensitivity from a sdc_raster at x,y locations.

In sdcSpatial: Statistical Disclosure Control for Spatial Data

Calculate sensitivity from a sdc_raster at x,y locations.

Description

Calculate sensitivity from a sdc_raster at x,y locations. A typical use is to calculate the sensitivity for each of the locations x was created with (see example).

Usage

is_sensitive_at(x, xy, ...)

Arguments

x	sdc_raster()
xy	matrix of x and y coordinates, or a SpatialPoints or SpatialPointsDataFrame object
...	Arguments passed on to is_sensitive max_risk a risk value higher than max_risk will be sensitive. min_count a count lower than min_count will be sensitive. risk_type what kind of measure should be used (see details).

Value

logical vector with

See Also

Other sensitive: disclosure_risk(), is_sensitive(), plot_sensitive(), remove_sensitive(), sdc_raster(), sensitivity_score()

Examples

production <- sdc_raster(enterprises, "production")

# add the sensitive variable to original data set.
enterprises$sensitive <- is_sensitive_at(production, enterprises)

sdcSpatial documentation built on March 24, 2022, 5:05 p.m.