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The algorithm assists in processing applications for a Schengen Short-Stay Visa. This is known as Information-Supported Processing (ISP).

Residents and business owners in Dutch municipalities will be able to apply online for some 31 civil services via the municipal website. The system will carry out checks on personal data as part of this process.

The algorithm highlights personal data in documents. A member of staff must review all pages and check that the document has been properly anonymised. The software then removes all highlighted information and redacts it. The documents can then be published, for example in accordance with the Open Go...

On this page, you will find information about the ‘Optimal allocation between tax partners’ algorithm. This algorithm automatically calculates the most tax-efficient allocation of tax deductions and joint income between partners who file a joint tax return.

Identifying and anonymising privacy-sensitive information in information objects (in many cases, documents).

The council (acting on its behalf: ParkerenDelft B.V.) uses scanning vehicles to carry out parking checks. The scanning vehicle uses an image recognition algorithm to 1) recognise number plates and 2) check the parking rights database to see whether the vehicle is authorised to park there. Enforceme...

The ability to receive e-invoices and process them automatically.

A method for automatically scanning number plates for parking enforcement.

The purpose of the system is to update the register of lampposts. This register is used for asset management (including maintenance) of public lighting.

The Public Space Supervision and Enforcement Department has commissioned the City of Amsterdam’s Computer Vision Team to explore how object recognition can help to ensure effective enforcement, with particular focus and priority given to vulnerable bridges and quay walls on which heavy objects are p...