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Pattern-level Differential Privacy for High-utility Complex Event Processing
Current privacy-preserving mechanisms (PPMs) in Complex Event Processing (CEP) systems are unnecessarily restrictive, reducing the utility of data received by data consumers. This article presents a novel approach to preserve privacy in CEP systems, improving the utility of detected event patterns b
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