Blog of the Record Linkage Interest Group
Federated FHIR: Patient Identity & Record Linkage
Online seminar: Learn how to master data deduplication in your system and manage health records consistently.
RLIG Breakfast at JSM on Thursday August 11!
Come join RLIG at the Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM) conference on Thursday, August 11, from 7:00 - 8:00 AM in room CC-210
📢 Linkage Seminar Series - Thursday April 21
David Beauchemin will discuss how duplicate detection can be used with AI and NLP techniques to extract information from external data sources using text distance metrics (e.g. Jaro) and classification algorithms. He will use a case study in insurance to demonstrate the proposed approach.
📢 Record Linkage Methodology Under Fellegi-Sunter Paradigm, with Extensions - Thursday April 7
In this talk, Mr. Resnick will give an overview of the Fellegi-Sunter approach, explaining how candidate pair are evaluated under it. He will also cover extensions and modifications to it.
📢 Linkage Seminar Series - Friday April 1st
Roee Gutman will present work that view record linkage as a missing data problem and he will describe Bayesian procedures that utilize data features that are frequently encountered in public health applications.
📢 BLS Statistical Seminar on Monday, March 28th
Data Analysis after Record Linkage: sources of error, consequences, and possible solutions, Dr. Martin Slawski, Department of Statistics, Volgenau School of Engineering, George Mason University
deepparse
Deepparse: a state-of-the-art Python library for parsing multinational street addresses using deep learning.
📢 Linkage Seminar Series - Thursday February 24
For February’s Linkage Seminar, Amy O’Hara will be joined by Thais Menezes, a PhD student at SFI Centre for Research Training in Foundations of Data Science, University College Dublin. Thais’ work incorporates the household structure in recording linkage matching in the Ireland census database to make the process of matching individuals easier and more accurate.
Record Linkage at the Duke GPSG Community Pantry
The Duke Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) Community Pantry is a student-operated food pantry serving the student community at Duke University. In this post, I describe the record linkage system used at the Pantry to identify individual customers and obtain their order history. This is done using a Python module for deterministic record linkage and model evaluation techniques which I describe in detail.
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