Individual-level result materials As a rule, published results must be based on several observations. If you need to publish result materials that are... Read more Individual-level result materials
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning models If an AI or machine learning model/algorithm is the publishable result of your study, you must consider its anonymity already... Read more Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning models
Results based on genome data The anonymity of results based on genome data must always be assessed on a case-by-case basis. 1. Rare individual genetic... Read more Results based on genome data
Images and other imaging materials The privacy risks associated with imaging materials must be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Such materials must not include any... Read more Images and other imaging materials
Sankey diagrams The data protection implications of Sankey diagrams (flow diagrams) depend on the type of information presented. If the diagram depicts... Read more Sankey diagrams
Spatial analysis Spatial analysis is particularly challenging in terms of data protection, as location information usually plays a key role in identifying... Read more Spatial analysis
Survival analysis, Kaplan-Meier curve The disclosure risk in survival analysis depends on how the analysis is defined. In principle, the results can be published... Read more Survival analysis, Kaplan-Meier curve
Residuals Residuals refer to individual observations. When visualising residuals, prefer a graph format that does not rely on individual points. If... Read more Residuals
Box plots Box plots pose a disclosure risk by default, as they contain points referring to individual observations. Outliers are particularly susceptible... Read more Box plots
Scatter chart, scatter plot As a rule, each individual point in a scatter chart is based on a single unit. As such, these charts... Read more Scatter chart, scatter plot
