Demo: LE3D: A Privacy-preserving Lightweight Data Drift Detection Framework
Ioannis Mavromatis, Aftab Khan

TL;DR
LE3D is a privacy-preserving, adaptable, and distributed framework for detecting data drift in IoT sensor data, supporting multiple estimators and easy extension to new data types.
Contribution
The paper introduces LE3D, a novel framework that enables privacy-preserving, distributed data drift detection in IoT environments with minimal reconfiguration.
Findings
Supports multiple drift estimators for IoT data
Operates in a distributed manner preserving data privacy
Easily extendable to new data types and drift detection mechanisms
Abstract
This paper presents LE3D; a novel data drift detection framework for preserving data integrity and confidentiality. LE3D is a generalisable platform for evaluating novel drift detection mechanisms within the Internet of Things (IoT) sensor deployments. Our framework operates in a distributed manner, preserving data privacy while still being adaptable to new sensors with minimal online reconfiguration. Our framework currently supports multiple drift estimators for time-series IoT data and can easily be extended to accommodate new data types and drift detection mechanisms. This demo will illustrate the functionality of LE3D under a real-world-like scenario.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOpportunistic and Delay-Tolerant Networks · Data Stream Mining Techniques · Mobile Crowdsensing and Crowdsourcing
