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Privacy-Preserving Data Mining -- developing models without seeing the data -- is receiving growing attention. This paper assumes a privacy-preserving distributed data mining scenario: data sources collaborate to develop a global model, but must not disclose their data to others. Nave Bayes is often used as a baseline classifier, consistently providing reasonable classification performance. This paper brings privacy-preservation to Nave Bayes classification on vertically partitioned data.
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