Presidio integration #94
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dmoore247
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Feb 25, 2025
| "broadcasted_engine= sc.broadcast(engine)\n", | ||
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| "# define a pandas UDF function and a series function over it.\n", | ||
| "def redact_dicom_image(path: str) -> str:\n", |
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redact_dicom_image is the one we're most interested in.
We'd like to integrate this into a SparkML lib Transformer type class and add to the Python package dbx.pixels
Our next POC actually is about detecting PHI. Could we get that first?
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This PR contains a new notebook (number 08-) that contains example code of using Microsoft Presidio in Databricks to do both metadata and DICOM image redaction and anonymization, along with using the pixels library. It also contains a Python class file as an external .py file so it can be used by Spark UDFs for parallel processing.