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The University of Washington IHME Simulation Science Team is excited to introduce pseudopeople, the Python package that simplifies Entity Resolution (ER) research and development.
This package generates large-scale, simulated population data according to specifications by the user, to replicate a range of complexities of real applications of probabilistic record linkage software.
With sensitive data often required for ER, accessing and testing new methods and software has been a challenge - until now.
Our innovative approach creates realistic, simulated data including name, address, and date of birth, without compromising privacy.
Our innovative approach creates realistic, simulated data including name, address, and date of birth, without compromising privacy.

Our work builds on the success of previous data synthesis projects, such as
`FEBRL <http://users.cecs.anu.edu.au/~Peter.Christen/Febrl/febrl-0.3/febrldoc-0.3/manual.html>`_,
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while leveraging the power of our simulation platform `Vivarium <https://vivarium.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>`_ to incorporate real, publicly-accessible data about the US population.
This allows us to model realistic household and family structures at scale, with relevant geographies.
We have created a simulation of the US population, including names and addresses, with defined types of data collection (e.g., simulating decennial censuses, surveys, taxes, and other administrative data).
By creating realistic, but simulated, data which includes these attributes, we can make ER research and development easier for ourselves and others.
By creating realistic, but simulated, data which includes these attributes, we can make ER research and development easier for ourselves and others.

Quickstart
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noise/index
configuration/index
tutorials/index
concepts/index
api_reference/index
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