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Table 1.

Zip4 record with attributes.

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Table 2.

An example of voter data with real, Zip4, Street Segment, Census Block Group, and Zip centroid details.

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Fig 1.

Spatial distribution of length of Zip4 segments for (a) Cuyahoga County, and (b) Portage County.

Zip Code boundaries are also displayed.

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Fig 2.

Kernel Density Estimate (KDE) surfaces generated for (a) Real, (b) Zip4, (c) Street Segment, (d) Zip, and (e) Census Block Group.

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Fig 3.

SaTScan clusters for (a) Real, (b) Zip4, (c) Street Segment, (d) Census Block Group, and (e) Zip.

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Fig 4.

GeoMEDD clusters for (a) Real, (b) Zip4, (c) Street Segment, (d) Census Block Group, and (e) Zip.

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Fig 5.

Spatial K-anonymity calculations.

The red point is the original location and the blue point is the geomasked location. The green stars are other potential locations.

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Table 3.

Zip4 length distribution (in meters) for Cuyahoga and Portage counties.

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Table 4.

Distance distribution (in meters) between real location and Zip4 centroid for Cuyahoga and Portage counties.

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Table 5.

Average Nearest Neighbour analysis results for real and centroid datasets.

The NNR is calculated as the average for 100 datasets.

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Table 6.

Ripley’s K results using the real and centroid datasets.

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Table 7.

KDE raster cell comparison between real and centroid datasets.

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Table 8.

Similarity analysis results for SaTScan and GeoMEDD clustering.

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Fig 6.

K value distribution with respect to the percentage of total addresses for (a) Zip4, (b) Street Segment, and (c) Census Block Group.

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