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A motivational example.

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Fig 2.

An example of salient points extracted from a given sequence.

The blue curve represents the sequence of original health data. The point at which each red line parallel to the y-axis intersects the blue curve corresponds to a salient point.

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Fig 3.

An overview of the proposed approach.

The proposed approach can avoid a high expected error caused by the large sequence length by selecting and reporting a small amount of salient points to a data collector.

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Fig 4.

Pseudo-code for searching salient points in a given sequence.

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Fig 5.

(a) Logistic curve and its symmetric curve for two salient points, and , and (b) four different curves that are used to rebuild a stream segment depending on the values of μratio and .

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Fig 6.

Relative error ratio for varying privacy budget ϵ and data size.

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Fig 7.

Error rate for varying privacy budget ϵ and data size.

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Fig 8.

Actual vs. estimated stream of the average heart rates for varying data size (ϵ = 1.0).

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