Wireless sensor networks are now widely used in a variety of fields. It has the advantages of being low cost, practical, and adaptable. Methods of data fusion can help to increase efficiency. However, in the process of information transmission, once some nodes are invaded, the privacy of data will be threatened. Therefore, the research on its data privacy protection technology is very important. Under the premise of ensuring data privacy, existing data fusion methods of this type complete data fusion by preventing other nodes from knowing the private data collected by sensor nodes. Research on the current hot issues of data fusion privacy protection improves the shortcomings of traditional data fusion privacy protection technology and proposes an improvement, innovation, and three-dimensional space-oriented wireless sensor network low-energy data fusion privacy algorithm LEC-CPDA. Through simulation experiments and theoretical analysis, it is concluded that the LEC-CPDA algorithm can significantly improve the protection of privacy and improve the accuracy of data fusion.
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