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The difference between reversible de-identification, irreversible de-identification, and pseudonymization lies in: reversible de-identification preserves the mapping relationship so that the output can be restored, irreversible de-identification permanently destroys the original values, and pseudonymization replaces real values with fictitious identifiers and requires securely storing the mapping table.
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