DATE: | Thursday, Sept. 23, 2004 |
TIME: | 1:30 pm |
PLACE: | Council Room (SITE 5-084) |
TITLE: | Privacy-Preserving Collaborative Data Mining |
PRESENTER: | Justin Zhan University of Ottawa |
ABSTRACT:
In recent times, the development of privacy technologies has promoted the speed of research on privacy-preserving collaborative data mining. People borrowed the ideas of secure multi-party computation and developed secure multi-party protocols to deal with privacy-preserving collaborative data mining problems. Random perturbation was also identified to be an efficient estimation technique to solve the problems. Both secure multi-party protocol and random perturbation technique have their advantages and shortcomings. In this paper, we develop a new approach that combines existing techniques in such a way that the new approach gains the advantages from both of them. |