Title of article
Privacy preserving data mining with 3-D rotation transformation
Author/Authors
upadhyay, somya indira gandhi delhi technical university for women - department of computer science engineering, Delhi, India , sharma, chetana indira gandhi delhi technical university for women - department of computer science engineering, Delhi, India , sharma, pravishti indira gandhi delhi technical university for women - department of computer science engineering, Delhi, India , bharadwaj, prachi indira gandhi delhi technical university for women - department of computer science engineering, Delhi, India , seeja, k.r. indira gandhi delhi technical university for women - department of computer science engineering, Delhi, India
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524
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530
Abstract
Data perturbation is one of the popular data mining techniques for privacy preserving. A major issue in data perturbation is that how to balance the two conflicting factors – protection of privacy and data utility. This paper proposes a Geometric Data Perturbation (GDP) method using data partitioning and three dimensional rotations. In this method, attributes are divided into groups of three and each group of attributes is rotated about different pair of axes. The rotation angle is selected such that the variance based privacy metric is high which makes the original data reconstruction difficult. As many data mining algorithms like classification and clustering are invariant to geometric perturbation, the data utility is preserved in the proposed method. The experimental evaluation shows that the proposed method provides good privacy preservation results and data utility compared to the state of the art techniques.
Keywords
Data perturbation , Variance , Three dimensional rotation , Privacy preserving , Data mining
Journal title
Journal Of King Saud University - Computer and Information Sciences
Journal title
Journal Of King Saud University - Computer and Information Sciences
Record number
2609846
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