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Sensitivity, specificity and understanding medical tests - 0 views

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    Interesting discussion of why headlines like this one "85% accurate" for the detection of stomach cancer" about an experimental breath test are problematic (because some people who don't have the condition get diagnosed with it, and they can miss people who genuinely do have the condition!). Good example using pregnancy tests as an infographic.
Simon Knight

Dangerous data: The role of data collection in genocides | News & Analysis | Data Drive... - 0 views

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    One way of working out if the data you're gathering is particularly sensitive is to do a thought experiment: what would happen if this data got into the hands of a malicious actor? Who would be keen to get their hands on it? What are the worst things that they could do with this data? Sometimes, though, it can be hard to put yourself in the shoes of your enemies, or to envision potential future actions. As a result, practising data minimisation is a keystone of a rights-based, responsible data approach. And sadly, it's the opposite of the approach we're seeing governments around the world take.
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