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    The ‘Mormor Karl’ project (‘Grandma Karl’ in English) targets several aspects of automatic pseudonymization, aiming to advance Sweden’s work on open access to research data, namely: (1) semantic and structural correctness of replacements, (2) effects of pseudonymization on research data and (3) its effectiveness in protecting identities of writers.

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    The profile of the month (Nationella Språkbanken): Elena Volodina


    An interview with Elea Volodina, the project leader of Mormor Karl from the University of Gothenburg, for Nationella Språkbanken. Please, read here.

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    Updated: December 16, 2022

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