Design a Weight Based Sorting Distortion Algorithm for Privacy Preserving Data Mining
R. Sugumar, A. Rengarajan, C. Jayakumar · 2015
The security of the large database that contains certain crucial information, it will become a serious issue when sharing data to the network against unauthorized access. Privacy preserving data mining is a new research trend in privacy data for data mining and statistical database. Association analysis is a powerful tool for discovering relationships which are hidden in large database. Association rules hiding algorithms get strong an efficient performance for protecting confidential and crucial data. Data modification and rule hiding is one of the most important approaches for secure data. The objective of the proposed Weight Based Sorting Distortion (WBSD) algorithm is to distort certain data which satisfies a particular sensitive rule. Then hide those transactions which support a sensitive rule and assigns them a priority and sorts them in ascending order according to the priority value of each rule. Then it uses these weights to compute the priority value for each transaction according to how weak the rule is that a transaction supports. Data distortion is one of the important methods to avoid this kind of scalability issues.