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Renyi Differential Privacy of The Subsampled Shuffle Model In Distributed Learning

NeurIPS 2021 · Federated learning and privacy › Differential privacy · approach: Private online and user-level learning · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace standard composition with the proposed subsampled-shuffle RDP analysisCLDP-SGD with ℓ∞ clipping · MNIST test, privacy budget ε=1.4accuracy: 70.7%(± 2.1) -> 80%(± 1.8)Helped
Replace strong composition with the proposed subsampled-shuffle RDP analysisCLDP-SGD with ℓ∞ clipping · MNIST test, accuracy 90%privacy budget ε: 4.82 -> 2.91Helped
Replace standard composition with the proposed subsampled-shuffle RDP analysisCLDP-SGD with ℓ2 clipping · MNIST test, privacy budget ε=3accuracy: 76.46%(± 1.9) -> 81.15%(± 0.7)Helped
Replace strong composition with the proposed subsampled-shuffle RDP analysisCLDP-SGD with ℓ2 clipping · MNIST test, accuracy 89.7%privacy budget ε: 18.3 -> 5.8Helped
Use the proposed RDP bound for composition instead of shuffled approximate-DP bounds with strong compositionSubsampled-shuffle mechanisms · T=10^5, γ=0.001, ε₀=2, n=10^6privacy budget ε: 14× savingHelped

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