Efficient, Accurate and Privacy-Preserving Data Mining for Frequent Itemsets in Distributed Databases.
Adriano Veloso, Wagner Meira, Srinivasan Parthasarathy, Márcio de Carvalho · 2003
Mining distributed databases is emerging as a fundamental computational problem. A common approach for mining distributed databases is to move all of the data from each database to a central site and a single model is built. This approach is accurate, but too expensive in terms of time required. For this reason, several approaches were developed to efficiently mine distributed databases, but they still ignore a key issue privacy. Privacy is the right of individuals or organizations to keep their own information secret. Privacy concerns can prevent data movement data may be distributed among several custodians, none of which is allowed to transfer its data to another site.