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Improved Differential Privacy for SGD via Optimal Private Linear Operators on Adaptive Streams

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arxiv 2202.08312 v3 pith:V43Q4C5B submitted 2022-02-16 cs.LG math.OC

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keywords optimaladaptivedifferentialprivacystreamsfactorizationslearningmatrix
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Motivated by recent applications requiring differential privacy over adaptive streams, we investigate the question of optimal instantiations of the matrix mechanism in this setting. We prove fundamental theoretical results on the applicability of matrix factorizations to adaptive streams, and provide a parameter-free fixed-point algorithm for computing optimal factorizations. We instantiate this framework with respect to concrete matrices which arise naturally in machine learning, and train user-level differentially private models with the resulting optimal mechanisms, yielding significant improvements in a notable problem in federated learning with user-level differential privacy.

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  1. Improved Differentially Private Continual Observation Using Group Algebra

    cs.DS 2024-12 reject novelty 7.0 of 10

    A claimed explicit matrix factorization using roots of unity would match the best known error bound for private continual counting, but the construction as written does not multiply back to the target matrix.

  2. Balls-and-Bins Sampling for DP-SGD

    cs.LG 2024-12 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    Balls-and-Bins sampling for DP-SGD has a tight privacy analysis: as private as Poisson at large epsilon, with shuffle-comparable utility, verified by Monte Carlo accounting.

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