Proposed association rule hiding based privacy preservation model with block chain technology for IoT healthcare sector

A. Yogeshwar and S. Kamalakkannan

Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, 2023, vol. 26, issue 15, 1898-1915

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to improve healthcare system performance by utilizing cutting-edge computing technologies like blockchain and the Internet of Things. Blockchain-based data transfer, Association Rule hiding, and ideal key generation are the three primary aspects of the proposed work. Initially, data are altered using blockchain, then the data enter the Proposed Association Rule concealing stage. In this research a novel association rule concealment phase is implemented, which has three crucial processes: (1) data pattern mining using the improved apiori algorithm, (2) detection of sensitive data based on the improved apiori algorithm, and (3) a method for cleaning and restoring data. Using the generated optimal key, the sanitized sensitive data are recovered. Keys are critical to both the data sanitization and restoration procedures. Hence, a multi-objective hybrid optimization model is known as the Rock Hyraxes Updated Marriage in Honey Bee Optimization (RHUMBO) is employed. Then, the confidentiality of the suggested model’s performance has been validated. From the experimental analysis the proposed model achieved 97% for Cleveland dataset at 90th learning percentage which is the best score. And the cost function of the suggested model is minimum (∼0.08 at 100th iteration).

Date: 2023
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