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Table 1.

A summary of the datasets that were used in our simulation.

These datasets represent the population that were used in our simulation.

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Fig 1.

The estimation error for the Texas hospitals 2007 dataset at the 0.05 sampling fraction.

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Fig 2.

The estimation error for the Texas hospitals 2007 dataset at the 0.3 sampling fraction.

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Fig 3.

The estimation error for the Texas hospitals 2007 dataset at the 0.7 sampling fraction.

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Fig 4.

The estimation error for the Nexoid dataset at the 0.05 sampling fraction.

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Fig 5.

The estimation error for the Nexoid dataset at the 0.3 sampling fraction.

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Fig 6.

The estimation error for the Nexoid dataset at the 0.7 sampling fraction.

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Fig 7.

The sensitivity of the estimation error for the Texas dataset at the 0.3 sampling fraction.

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Fig 8.

The sensitivity of the estimation error for the Nexoid dataset at the 0.3 sampling fraction.

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Table 2.

The quasi-identifiers and how they were modified to ensure a low risk of re-identification.

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