Hi Wayne,
I think these are the same ones I sent you a while back. If so, they are already anonymized.
Thanks,
A-M
From: Wayne Schneider [mailto:wayne@indexdata.com]
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Thanks, Patty! Are these records already "anonymized," or is that technical work still to be done? What are the requirement for "anonymization"? Is that even a word?
wayne
On Mon, May 21, 2018 at 11:46 AM, Patricia Wanninger <pwanninger@ebsco.com> wrote:
Pursuant to your note on the Migration Sub-group’s agenda this morning, I am sharing with you a folder of “Exemplar records” gathered last year by Ann-Marie Breaux and Marc Keepper from Cornell, Texas A & M, and Lehigh.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12KVa8Iz9Wf_xxE-mRolpPO81w_-PsRp3?usp=sharing
Also included in the file is the instructions to the providers of the data; the intent was to get a set of records that would test various scenarios such as alternate graphic title, voluminous holdings, large notes, etc.
As long as the holdings are anonymized (i.e. locations and local data such as pricing) are removed, the libraries are willing to share the data with everyone.
The Migration subgroup thinks this reproducible demo set should have at least a million records in it, so we are recommending that 1 million or so records be added from the Harvard data that Charlotte Whitt has access to.
If you’d like to discuss further, just let me know.
Patty
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