Title
Privacy-Preserving IR 2016: Differential Privacy, Search, and Social Media.
Abstract
Due to lack of mature techniques in privacy-preserving information retrieval (IR), concerns about information privacy and security have become serious obstacles that prevent valuable user data to be used in IR research such as studies on query logs, social media, and medical record retrieval. In SIGIR 2014 and SIGIR 2015, we have run the privacy-preserving IR workshops exploring and understanding the privacy and security risks in information retrieval. This year, we continue the efforts of connecting the two disciplines of IR and privacy/security by organizing this workshop. We target on three themes, differential privacy and IR dataset release, privacy in search and browsing, and privacy in social media. The workshop includes panels with researchers from both fields on these three themes, as well as invite industry speakers for real-world challenges. The goals of this workshop include (1) bringing together the two research fields, and (2) yielding fruitful collaborations.
Year
DOI
Venue
2016
10.1145/2911451.2917763
SIGIR
Keywords
Field
DocType
Privacy-Preserving Information Retrieval
Data mining,World Wide Web,Internet privacy,Social media,Differential privacy,Information retrieval,Computer science,Information privacy,Privacy software
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
3
0.39
5
Authors
5
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Xuanhui Wang111713.13
Ian Soboroff21907218.39
Li Xiong32335142.42
Charles L.A. Clarke43289286.78
simson l garfinkel51125124.60