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Private Truly-Everlasting Robust-Prediction

ICML 2024 · Federated learning and privacy › Differential privacy · approach: Private data analysis frameworks · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Extends private everlasting prediction (PEP) to robustness against out-of-distribution queries (PERP), relaxes delta to a time-dependent privacy definition so sample complexity is independent of time horizon, and gives efficient PERP constructions for axis-aligned rectangles and decision stumps with linear-in-dimension sample complexity.

Problem

Private everlasting prediction requires all queries to come from the target distribution, and its privacy parameter delta must shrink with the time horizon T, so sample complexity grows with polylog T; prior constructions are also quadratic in VC dimension and computationally inefficient.

Approach

Introduce robustness to a gamma fraction of adversarial queries in the utility definition, a time-indexed privacy parameter delta(i) with summable total delta*, and efficient evolving-hypothesis constructions (RectanglesPERP built from RSC, ChallengeBT, Stopper, BetweenThresholds) that keep a single evolving hypothesis instead of many full hypotheses.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Extend generic PEP to tolerate a (1-γ) fraction of adversarial queriesGeneric PEP · General concept classsample complexity: \frac{\operatorname{\rm VC}^2(C)}{\alpha\cdot \varepsilon^2} -> \frac{\operatorname{\rm VC}^2(C)}{\alpha^2\cdot \gamma\cHurt
Use RectanglesPERP for axis-aligned rectangles instead of the generic robust constructionGeneric PERP · Axis-aligned rectangles in d dimensionssample complexity: quadratic in the VC dimension -> linear in the dimensionHelped
Use DecisionPERP for decision-stumpsGeneric PERP · d-dimensional decision-stumpssample complexity: linear in d -> linear in \log(d)Helped
Make the privacy parameter δ decrease over time, with total budget δ*PEP · Unbounded prediction-query horizonsample complexity dependence on time horizon: grows with \mathop{\rm polylog} T -> independent from THelped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Metrics: sample complexity error bound alpha robustness parameter gamma

Baselines: generic PEP construction of Naor et al. 2023

Builds on: Private Everlasting Prediction (Naor et al. 2023) Sparse Vector Technique / AboveThreshold Reorder-Slice-Compute BetweenThresholds

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