Welcome to SFERA toolkit.
This repository includes the release jar and the code source for SFERA : A toolkit to experiment on re-identification attacks on mobility traces.
You can find in this project:
- In Release: jar to launch the attack.
- In SourceV0: source codes.
- In Technical Report: a technical report written as a paper with additionnal experiments.
This toolkit is a wrap of bigger project Accio
One dataset = One directory of mobility traces.
One mobility trace of user = One CSV file named <user_id>.csv
CSV file format = Each line is a record of the mobility trace.
One record = < lattitude >, < longitude >, < timestamp >
Timestamp = Unix time POSIX .
You can see in the table below the list of options. Only one mode at a time can be used.
Option | Alt | Description | type | Default |
---|---|---|---|---|
-h | --help | Print Help | / | / |
-o | --output | Output path | Path | / |
-d | --dataset | Dataset Directory path (Full or HMC mode) | Path | / |
-kd | --known-data | Train Dataset Directory path (HMC, ATK, SD or AC mode) | Path | / |
-ud | --unknown-data | Test Dataset Directory path (HMC, ATK, SD or AC mode) | Path | / |
-c | --cell-size | Heat-Map's cell Size of HMC | meters | 800 |
-kps | --kd-proportion-start | Proportion of -d extracted as train (start) | [0.0,1.0] | 0.0 |
-kpe | --kd-proportion-end | Proportion of -d extracted as train (end) | [0.0,1.0] | 0.5 |
-ups | --ud-proportion-start | Proportion of -d extracted as test (start) | [0.0,1.0] | 0.5 |
-upe | --ud-proportion-end | Proportion of -d extracted as test (end) | [0.0,1.0] | 1.0 |
$ java -jar sfera.jar [Options]
Simple minimal usage with default value.
$ java -jar sfera.jar -d <Dataset directory> -o <output>
Copyright LIRIS-CNRS (2019) Contributors: Mohamed Maouche [email protected]
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