Development of Transformationbased Privacy Preservation Methods For Data Mining
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Development of Transformationbased Privacy Preservation Methods For Data Mining
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Ponnavaikko.M
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newline Data-mining is a task of discovering significant/salient newlinepatterns/rules/results from a set of large amount of data stored in databases, newlinedata warehouses or in other information repositories. Eventhough the focus on newlinedata-mining technology has been on the discovery of general patterns (not on newlineany specific information regarding individuals) some data-mining applications newlinemay require access to individual s records having sensitive privacy data. Data newlinecontaining structured information on individuals is referred to as micro-data. newlineAbundance of recorded, personal information available in electronic form newlinecoupled with increasingly powerful data-mining tools, poses a threat to newlineprivacy and data security. The prime objective of this research is to find a newlinesolution to this problem. newlineEventhough, the identifying attributes are not published, some set newlineof attributes in a released table (called quasi identifiers) may be linked with newlineexternal data base leaking the sensitive data. To alleviate this problem, the so newlinecalled K-anonymity and L-diversity principles and their improved versions newlinehave been used popularly in the earlier research works. But, all such methods newlinesuffer from proximity and divergence breach considerations — |
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2014-04-21T04:15:25Z
2014-04-21T04:15:25Z 2014-04-21 10-08-2006 — — |
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Ph.D.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10603/17841
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English
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university
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Kattankulathur
SRM University Department of Computer Science Engineering |
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University
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