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Disclosure Avoidance System for the 2020 Census, End-to-End release

citysdk

Convenient JavaScript utilities for working with Census APIs: Statistics, Cartographic GeoJSON, lat/lng -> FIPS, and other niceties (written in ClojureScript)

SABLE

Scraping Assisted by Learning

census2020-das-2010ddp

2020 Census 2010 Demonstration Data Products Disclosure Avoidance System

DAS_2020_Redistricting_Production_Code

Official release of source code for the Disclosure Avoidance System (DAS) used to protect against the disclosure of individual information based on published statistical summaries.

api-geoHierarchy-changes

acs-summary-file

Technical documentation and example code for the new ACS Summary File

fismatic

the-opportunity-project

Census_Academy

The saga continues

cdfdemoday

fsrdc-external-census-projects

Information about active and completed external FSRDC projects using Census Bureau data, including project title, abstract, FSRDC location, principal investigator, year project started, researchers, requested datasets, and written research outputs produced in 2019 to date.

api

empty repository solely used for API related issue tracking, bug reports and feature requests

data-course-ideas

Submit your ideas for data training courses on Census Academy

census-small-business

A site for small businesses to understand how they can use and be empowered by Census data

NLP-Community

Repository for NLP analysis resources and shared learning.

Jupyter Notebook

recon_replication

drb_rounder

Rounding and data analysis software developed by the US Census Disclosure Review Board

run-sas

Linux scripts for running SAS

CostOfMicrodataNeurIPS2021

Code and data for the NeurIPS 2021 paper “An Uncertainty Principle is a Price of Privacy-Preserving Microdata”

granicus