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This project is about building competitive methods for NeurIPS 2020 Hide-and-Seek Privacy Challenge:
 
This project is about building competitive methods for NeurIPS 2020 Hide-and-Seek Privacy Challenge:

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Title Hide-and-Seek Privacy Challenge (NeurIPS 2020)
Summary Building novel methods for privacy-preserving data sharing and/or re-identification
Keywords modelling, privacy preservation, classification, re-identification
TimeFrame
References https://www.vanderschaar-lab.com/privacy-challenge/
Prerequisites
Author
Supervisor Onur Dikmen
Level Master
Status Open


This project is about building competitive methods for NeurIPS 2020 Hide-and-Seek Privacy Challenge: https://www.vanderschaar-lab.com/privacy-challenge/

Competing in this challenge would also be a challenge since the deadline is quite soon (November 15th, 2020), however submitting a reasonable method to this challenge guarantees at least a grade 4 for the thesis.

More realistically, the aim is to take up the same challenge and tackle it throughout your thesis. It provides a great platform with freely accessible dataset and open-source contributions. An evaluation set will be available only to the contributors after the deadline, so it is advantageous to enter the competition officially.

The tasks are: - Hide: Generate synthetical data based on the original dataset so that it is similar to the real data but privacy-preserving (robust to re-identification) - Seek: Classify (re-identify) people accurately from synthetical datasets

The students who are interested in this thesis must have a strong theoretical background in statistics, probability and machine learning and high grades from corresponding courses.