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 <p>In these practicals, you have learned to create and evaluate synthetic data. We discussed modelling deterministic relationships, refining synthesis models based on utility measures, comparing utility of synthetic data sets, and evaluating remaining disclosure risks. Remember that if you plan to release synthetic data for open science purposes, it is better to stay on the safe side with respect to privacy. When in doubt, choose the option that yields the smallest risk. Also, make clear that the synthetic data is not real data, and that new analyses should thus be conducted with caution. Unless the synthesis model is correctly specified, new analyses are likely to give biased results, and results should thus not be overinterpreted.</p>
 
 

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 # Conclusion
 
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 In these practicals, you have learned to create and evaluate synthetic data.
 We discussed modelling deterministic relationships, refining synthesis models based on utility measures, comparing utility of synthetic data sets, and evaluating remaining disclosure risks. 
 Remember that if you plan to release synthetic data for open science purposes, it is better to stay on the safe side with respect to privacy. 

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