Function reference
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SD2011 - Social Diagnosis 2011 - Objective and Subjective Quality of Life in Poland
 
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codebook.syn() - Makes a codebook from a data frame
 
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compare() - Comparison of synthesised and observed data
 
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compare(<fit.synds>)print(<compare.fit.synds>) - Compare model estimates based on synthesised and observed data
 
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compare(<synds>)compare(<data.frame>)compare(<list>)print(<compare.synds>) - Compare univariate distributions of synthesised and observed data
 
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glm.synds()lm.synds()print(<fit.synds>) - Fitting (generalized) linear models to synthetic data
 
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multi.compare() - Multivariate comparison of synthesised and observed data
 
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multinom.synds() - Fitting multinomial models to synthetic data
 
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numtocat.syn() - Group numeric variables before synthesis
 
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polr.synds() - Fitting ordered logistic models to synthetic data
 
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read.obs() - Importing original data sets form external files
 
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replicated.uniques() - Replications in synthetic data
 
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sdc() - Tools for statistical disclosure control (sdc)
 
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summary(<fit.synds>)print(<summary.fit.synds>) - Inference from synthetic data
 
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summary(<synds>)print(<summary.synds>) - Synthetic data object summaries
 
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syn()syn.strata()print(<synds>) - Generating synthetic data sets
 
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syn.bag() - Synthesis with bagging
 
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syn.ctree()syn.cart() - Synthesis with classification and regression trees (CART)
 
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syn.catall() - Synthesis of a group of categorical variables from a saturated model
 
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syn.ipf() - Synthesis of a group of categorical variables by iterative proportional fitting
 
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syn.lognorm()syn.sqrtnorm()syn.cubertnorm() - Synthesis by linear regression after transformation of a dependent variable
 
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syn.logreg() - Synthesis by logistic regression
 
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syn.nested() - Synthesis for a variable nested within another variable.
 
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syn.norm() - Synthesis by linear regression
 
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syn.normrank() - Synthesis by normal linear regression preserving the marginal distribution
 
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syn.passive() - Passive synthesis
 
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syn.pmm() - Synthesis by predictive mean matching
 
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syn.polr() - Synthesis by ordered polytomous regression
 
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syn.polyreg() - Synthesis by unordered polytomous regression
 
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syn.ranger() - Synthesis with a fast implementation of random forests
 
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syn.rf() - Synthesis with random forest
 
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syn.sample() - Synthesis by simple random sampling
 
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syn.satcat() - Synthesis from a saturated model based on all combinations of the predictor variables.
 
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syn.smooth() - syn.smooth
 
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syn.survctree() - Synthesis of survival time by classification and regression trees (CART)
 
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synthpop-packagesynthpop - Generating synthetic versions of sensitive microdata for statistical disclosure control
 
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utility.gen(<synds>)utility.gen(<data.frame>)utility.gen(<list>)print(<utility.gen>) - Distributional comparison of synthesised and observed data
 
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utility.tab(<synds>)utility.tab(<data.frame>)utility.tab(<list>)print(<utility.tab>) - Tabular utility
 
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utility.tables(<synds>)utility.tables(<data.frame>)utility.tables(<list>)print(<utility.tables>) - Tables and plots of utility measures
 
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write.syn() - Exporting synthetic data sets to external files