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The algorithm selects residential addresses on which there were many registrations in the past period: there may be doubts as to whether actual removals have taken place.

The algorithm selects potential high-risk addresses on which several people with residential addresses are registered in the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP), who are not first-degree relatives of each other.

The algorithm selects addresses where at least one person is registered with a large number of address changes in a relatively short period of time.

The Re-enrolments B profile selects addresses on which a certain number of mutations have taken place from or to the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP) status 'Departed Unknown Where To' (VOW) in the past 2 years.

For persons whose previous place of residence was temporarily unknown, it was found that the registration in the BRP often does not match the actual situation. The algorithm selects potential high-risk addresses for further address research.

This algorithm helps e-mail users determine when an e-mail contains sensitive information and should be sent securely.

In Arnhem, scan cars drive around, driven by employees of the parking company P1. These scan cars use license plate recognition to check whether a parking right exists and if not, an additional charge (parking ticket) is sent.

An environmental zone applies in the centre of Arnhem for highly polluting diesel-fuelled vehicles. These include lorries, passenger cars and also vans. This environmental zone has been set up to keep out the most polluting vehicles.

The pre-reading software on our website, ReadSpeaker also includes a (DNN) algorithm. "ReadSpeaker uses next-generation Deep Neural Network (DNN) technology to structurally improve voice quality at all levels."

This algorithm creates a risk sorting of educational institutions (schools, courses or school boards) to conduct targeted desk research, as part of the annual performance and risk analysis.