Determination of Avalanche Effect to Compute the Efficiency of Association Rule Hiding Algorithms

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Protection of sensitive information is a primary issue in data mining. Association rule hiding is a popular technique to stop exposure of sensitive information while mining the desired data from data repositories. It preserves the confidentiality of rules as per certain interestingness criteria. Many techniques and algorithms are available for hiding sensitive rules in order to keep sensitive information hidden. Increase support left (ISL) and decrease support right (DSR) are popular and widely used algorithms to implement association rule hiding during data mining. As an advancement of the existing algorithms, a novel algorithm selective flip bit was developed. It is used to generate better results in terms of lost rules, false rules, and ghost rules as compared to algorithms in the same field. In this paper, the avalanche effect has been calculated of rule hiding algorithms in order to evaluate their performances. A database of supermarket store was taken to evaluate performance in the real market domain. Results indicated that selective flip bit algorithm returns the least avalanche effect which makes it better than other algorithms in the same field.

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We thank all the researchers and the author of the research papers referred for this study which helped to understand and experiment the techniques in a very effective way. Also, special thanks to Pacific University, CSE, Udaipur, for providing the required laboratory facilities and well-qualified guide Prashant Sharma who gave me valuable knowledge and direction in this research.

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Audichya, D., Sharma, P., Vaishnav, P.K. (2022). Determination of Avalanche Effect to Compute the Efficiency of Association Rule Hiding Algorithms. In: Pandit, M., Gaur, M.K., Rana, P.S., Tiwari, A. (eds) Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Computing. Algorithms for Intelligent Systems. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-1653-3_55

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