Privacy-preserving and yet Robust Collaborative Filtering Recommender as a Service
Qiang Tang

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel system for privacy-preserving and robust collaborative filtering recommenders, addressing current shortcomings by proposing new cryptographic protocols and a user-centric recommendation approach, ensuring privacy and robustness.
Contribution
It presents a comprehensive system structure, a new security model, and two cryptographic protocols for privacy-preserving, robust collaborative filtering recommendations.
Findings
Protocols are efficient in experiments
New recommendation retrieval method enhances privacy
Addresses robustness issues in collaborative filtering
Abstract
Collaborative filtering recommenders provide effective personalization services at the cost of sacrificing the privacy of their end users. Due to the increasing concerns from the society and stricter privacy regulations, it is an urgent research challenge to design privacy-preserving and yet robust recommenders which offer recommendation services to privacy-aware users. Our analysis shows that existing solutions fall short in several aspects, including lacking attention to the precise output to end users and ignoring the correlated robustness issues. In this paper, we provide a general system structure for latent factor based collaborative filtering recommenders by formulating them into model training and prediction computing stages, and also describe a new security model. Aiming at pragmatic solutions, we first show how to construct privacy-preserving and yet robust model training…
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TopicsPrivacy-Preserving Technologies in Data · Recommender Systems and Techniques · Privacy, Security, and Data Protection
