<transcript><audio_395>participant pool you can anonymize your data and there are some very clear protocols on how how to do this in most cases this is pretty straightforward one thing that i wanted to show you is</transcript><caption><image_396>The image is a screenshot of a video call with two people on the right side of the screen. The background is black and there is a text on the top that reads "Creating a synthetic version of a real dataset to facilitate data sharing". Below the text, there is an image of a computer screen with a code on it. On the screen, there are two people, one of whom appears to be a man and the other is a woman. The man is wearing a headset and the woman is looking at him with a smile on her face. There is also a video chat window on the bottom right corner of the image.</caption><transcript><audio_397>for example with dan quintana over here he was saying but sometimes i have some medical information which is identifiable so even if i anonymize everything because i am from a small village in the netherlands and i run</transcript><transcript><audio_398>this so it's enough that people know what your gender is what your age is and perhaps i don't know that you have this this and that heart disease for them to know who you are so even if you anonymize in terms of taking away their personal names</transcript> participant pool you can anonymize your data and there are some very clear protocols on how how to do this in most cases this is pretty straightforward one thing that i wanted to show you is for example with dan quintana over here he was saying but sometimes i have some medical information which is identifiable so even if i anonymize everything because i am from a small village in the netherlands and i run this so it's enough that people know what your gender is what your age is and perhaps i don't know that you have this this and that heart disease for them to know who you are so even if you anonymize in terms of taking away their personal names
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