Randomized response model improves efficiency with one tool in privacy protection studies, suggesting significant advancements.
The key challenge in advancing randomized response techniques lies in enhancing efficiency while ensuring simplicity and ease of implementation. This research presents a fresh randomized response framework that achieves comparable effectiveness with fewer randomization devices, simplifying its real-world deployment. Compared to Aboalkhair’s (2025) model that depend on two randomization tools, the suggested method delivers equivalent efficiency with only a single tool. The study evaluates the new model’s superiority over existing approaches and establishes a measure of privacy protection. Through theoretical analysis and numerical comparisons, the results demonstrate distinct efficiency benefit of the suggested model.
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