
doi: 10.1109/pac.2017.25
In this paper, we present DPWeka, a differentially private prototype based on a widely used data mining software WEKA, for practical data analysis. DPWeka includes a suite of differential privacy preserving computation blocks which support a variety of data analysis tasks including test statistics calculation, regression analysis, and interactive exploratory data analysis. We illustrate the use of DPWeka on genome wide association studies that include privately selecting significant SNPs and running logistic regression based on various differential privacy mechanisms.
computation blocks, 330, Bioinformatics, test statistics calculation, Data analysis, DPWeka, Logistics, Genomics, data mining, data mining software, regression analysis, 004, differentially private prototype, genome wide association studies, differential privacy mechanisms, Privacy, practical data analysis, differential privacy, interactive exploratory data analysis, WEKA, Data privacy
computation blocks, 330, Bioinformatics, test statistics calculation, Data analysis, DPWeka, Logistics, Genomics, data mining, data mining software, regression analysis, 004, differentially private prototype, genome wide association studies, differential privacy mechanisms, Privacy, practical data analysis, differential privacy, interactive exploratory data analysis, WEKA, Data privacy
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