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Maximum Coverage in Turnstile Streams with Applications to Fingerprinting Measures

ICML 2025 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Approximate nearest neighbor indexing · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Gives the first turnstile streaming algorithm for maximum coverage with polylog n update time, extends it to targeted and general fingerprinting, and introduces a linear sketch for n^p - F_p (p>=2).

Problem

Maximum coverage and fingerprinting-based re-identification risk measurement over dynamic datasets with insertions and deletions in the turnstile streaming model.

Approach

Adapts the insertion-only subsampling sketch of Bateni et al. into a linear sketch using L0 sketches, CountSketch and multi-level subsampling so that item-subset insertions and deletions are supported with polylog update time; reduces targeted fingerprinting to maximum coverage and general fingerprinting to a submodular framework with a new sketch for n^p - F_p.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the proposed targeted fingerprinting algorithm instead of prior workTargeted fingerprinting · Targeted fingerprintingspeedup: 49xHelped
Use the proposed general fingerprinting algorithm instead of prior workGeneral fingerprinting · General fingerprintingspeedup: 210xHelped

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Adult

Benchmarks: Adult

Metrics: runtime speedup approximation accuracy

Baselines: Gulyás, Ács, and Castelluccia fingerprinting implementation greedy maximum coverage

Builds on: Bateni et al. maximum coverage sketch CountSketch Horel and Singer submodular analysis Nemhauser-Wolsey-Fisher greedy

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