Traduction de «généralisation guidée par les données » (Français → Anglais) :

example-driven generalization [ specific-to-general method | specific-to-general approach ]

general-to-specific method [ general-to-specific approach ]

Open Diagnostic Data Exchange | ODX [Abbr.]

data-directed inference | data-driven inference

- clear safeguards and transparency obligations on U.S. government access: for the first time, the U.S. government has given the EU written assurance from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence that any access of public authorities for national security purposes will be subject to clear limitations, safeguards and oversight mechanisms, preventing generalised access to personal data.

19. Calls for an international initiative to improve the quality of statistics, data and information in order to track spending, investment and progress as regards specific commitments and objectives; welcomes global efforts to ensure that the implementation of the SDGs uses data that is sufficiently disaggregated for income, gender, age and other indicators, so that the impact of the policies guided by the SDGs can be effectively monitored.

12. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to take urgent action to create a coherent legal framework to manage different types of health data and their use; stresses that the rapid success of social networking tools shows that individuals willingly share personal information and are not always aware of the implications of their decisions, while the terms and conditions of the new applications and tools collecting data are set by providers, often without adequate safeguards and protection; stresses that citizens’ confidence is essential for both domestic and crossborder eHealth services; emphasises the need to comply with the rules on privacy and personal data protection, since this is an essential prerequisite for the protection ...[+++]of citizens, for patients’ trust in eHealth services, and for the proper functioning and increased use of safe, secured and interoperable electronic communications and data storage systems, such as cloud computing, in the healthcare sector; emphasises that data protection measures should develop in the direction of strong individual protection, but in a way that does not hinder future health research; stresses that sensitive data, and in particular medical data, must be protected from hacking, leaks, privacy breaches and other forms of abuse;

The other side is the ever-growing brute power of the media, the wholesale flouting of basic ethical standards by journalists, their lack of responsibility for the freely spoken word and their pseudo-independence which is determined by the financial and political interests of the media barons.