Protecting Against Data Mining through Samples

  • Clifton C
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Abstract

Data mining introduces new problems in database security. The basic problem of using non-sensitive data to infer sensitive data is made more difficult by the " probabilistic " inferences possible with data mining. This paper shows how lower bounds from pattern recognition theory can be used to determine sample sizes where data mining tools cannot obtain reliable results.

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Clifton, C. (2000). Protecting Against Data Mining through Samples (pp. 193–207). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35508-5_13

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