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CryptoNets: Applying Neural Networks to Encrypted Data with High Throughput and Accuracy

ICML 2016 · Federated learning and privacy › Privacy attacks and secure learning · approach: Encryption-based private learning · 1,289 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
batch 4096 instances via SIMD (CRT polynomial packing)CryptoNets · MNIST encrypted inferencethroughput: 58982 per hourHelped
replace sigmoid output with nothing at prediction timeCryptoNets · MNISTprediction correctnessNo clear effect
compose linear layers 3 to 6 into a single matrixCryptoNets · MNISTnetwork depth: 9 layers -> 5 layersHelped
add convolution layers without activation (layers 4 and 5)square-activation network · MNISToverfittingHelped
use square activation instead of ReLU/sigmoidCryptoNets · MNISTtrainabilityMixed
encrypt data with homomorphic encryptionCryptoNets · MNISTaccuracy: 99%No clear effect
batch 4096 images in one encrypted messageCryptoNets · MNISTper-image message size: 367.5 MB -> 91.875 KB per imageHelped
encrypt rather than use raw double-precision imagesCryptoNets · MNISTmessage size: 15.3 times largerHurt

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