Privacy Preserving DataMining
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Google TechTalksJuly 28, 2006Matthew Roughan joined the School of Applied Mathematics at the University of Adelaide in February 2004, where he is interested in the area of design, and installation of Internet measurement equipment, and the analysis and modeling of Internet measurement data.Uploaded 08-10-07ABSTRACTThe rapid growth of the Internet over the last decade has been startling. However, efforts to track its growth have often fallen afoul of bad data --- for instance, how much traffic does the Internet now carry? The problem is not that the data is technically hard to obtain, or that it does not exist, but rather that the data is not shared. Obtaining an overall picture requires data from multiple...
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