As a follow up to my blog below concerning analyzing medical data and privacy, check out my channel8.msdn.com interview concerning the application of data mining to medical research and the reason why privacy is so important. http://channel8.msdn.com/Posts/Denny-Lee-from-SQL-CAT-Data-Mining-applied-to-medical-research/
Archive for September, 2007
Data Mining applied to Medical Research
Posted in Medical Informatics on September 28, 2007 | 95 Comments »
Analyzing Data while Protecting Privacy – A Case Study
Posted in Medical Informatics on September 24, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Abstract Analysis and sharing of aggregate data (e.g., number of users whose favorite color is blue) is crucial to understanding patterns of the population being studied. The problem is that even summary data can expose the individuals who make up this information. Therefore, we are studying the use of privacy preserving data analysis techniques that [...]
SQLCAT tracks at 2007 SQL PASS
Posted in SQL on September 12, 2007 | 47 Comments »
As you may already know from Brian Moran’s SQL Server Magazine article "SQLCAT to Offer Six Sessions at PASS", the SQLCAT team will be providing 6 SQLCAT tracks at the 2007 SQLPASS event in Denver this year. As of today’s schedule, below are the SQLCAT tracks schedule: Wednesday, September 19th 9:45am-11:00amDBA-410-MDesigning for Petabyte using Lession Learned from [...]

