Fuzzy sets in data protection: strategies and cardinalities
I Díaz, LJ Rodríguez-Muñiz… - Logic Journal of the …, 2012 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
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In this article, we analyze how classical techniques of data privacy, as k-anonymity, can be
developed within a framework of fuzzy information. In particular, the main notion that has to
be studied is the concept of cardinality, in order to obtain a proper way to count how many
elements belong to a given equivalence class.
developed within a framework of fuzzy information. In particular, the main notion that has to
be studied is the concept of cardinality, in order to obtain a proper way to count how many
elements belong to a given equivalence class.
In this article, we analyze how classical techniques of data privacy, as k-anonymity, can be developed within a framework of fuzzy information. In particular, the main notion that has to be studied is the concept of cardinality, in order to obtain a proper way to count how many elements belong to a given equivalence class.
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