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Private Online Learning via Lazy Algorithms

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We study the problem of private online learning, specifically, online prediction from experts (OPE) and online convex optimization (OCO). We propose a new transformation that transforms lazy online learning algorithms into private algorithms. We apply our transformation for differentially private OPE and OCO using existing lazy algorithms for these problems. Our final algorithms obtain regret, which significantly improves the regret in the high privacy regime $\varepsilon \ll 1$, obtaining $\sqrt{T \log d} + T^{1/3} \log(d)/\varepsilon^{2/3}$ for DP-OPE and $\sqrt{T} + T^{1/3} \sqrt{d}/\varepsilon^{2/3}$ for DP-OCO. We also complement our results with a lower bound for DP-OPE, showing that these rates are optimal for a natural family of low-switching private algorithms.

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Faster Rates for Private Adversarial Bandits

cs.LG · 2025-05-27 · conditional · novelty 8.0

By batching losses and using heavy-tailed bandit algorithms, any non-private adversarial bandit algorithm can be made epsilon-differentially private with regret O(sqrt(KT)/sqrt(epsilon)), and the first private expert-advice algorithms are given.

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  • Faster Rates for Private Adversarial Bandits cs.LG · 2025-05-27 · conditional · none · ref 5 · internal anchor

    By batching losses and using heavy-tailed bandit algorithms, any non-private adversarial bandit algorithm can be made epsilon-differentially private with regret O(sqrt(KT)/sqrt(epsilon)), and the first private expert-advice algorithms are given.