Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is any data that can be used to identify an individual. This can be done using direct identifiers (name, social security number, etc.) which are unique to an individual, or using quasi-identifiers (date of birth, race, postal code, etc.) which in isolation cannot pinpoint an individual, but in conjunction with multiple … Read more
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Testé sur un ensemble de données composé de données conversationnelles désordonnées contenant des informations de santé sensibles. Téléchargez notre livre blanc pour plus de détails, ainsi que nos performances en termes d’exactitude et de score F1, ou contactez-nous pour obtenir une copie du code d’évaluation.
Number quoted is the number of PII words missed as a fraction of total number of words. Computed on a 268 thousand word internal test dataset, comprising data from over 50 different sources, including web scrapes, emails and ASR transcripts.
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