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testland/k-anonymity-verifier

Verifies that a masked dataset satisfies k-anonymity, l-diversity, and t-closeness by computing equivalence classes over chosen quasi-identifiers and reporting re-identification risk. Covers quasi-identifier selection heuristics, threshold guidance, pycanon API (k_anonymity / l_diversity / t_closeness / report), ARX Java API and GUI workflow, SmartNoise for differential-privacy comparison, and CI-gate integration. Distinct from pii-masking-pipeline-builder's masking-techniques catalog (which lists masking operators but defers k-anonymity measurement to dedicated tooling) and from presidio-pii-detection (which detects PII spans but offers no equivalence-class analysis). Use when you need to confirm whether a masked dataset meets a stated k, l, or t threshold before promoting it to a non-production environment.

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