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Brownian Noise Reduction: Maximizing Privacy Subject to Accuracy Constraints

NeurIPS 2022 · Federated learning and privacy › Differential privacy · approach: Private data analysis frameworks · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the Brownian mechanism instead of Laplace noise reductionPrivate logistic regression · KDD-99lossHelped
Use the Brownian mechanism instead of Laplace noise reductionPrivate ridge regression · TwitterlossHelped
Use the Brownian mechanism instead of Laplace noise reductionPrivate logistic regression · KDD-99median privacy lossHelped
Use the Brownian mechanism instead of Laplace noise reductionPrivate ridge regression · Twittermedian privacy lossHelped
Use the Brownian mechanism instead of Laplace noise reductionPrivate logistic regression · KDD-99privacy loss distribution concentrationHelped
Use the Brownian mechanism instead of Laplace noise reductionPrivate ridge regression · Twitterprivacy loss distribution concentrationHelped
Use ReducedAboveThreshold instead of AboveThreshold to privately check accuracyBrownian mechanism · Logistic regression and ridge regressionmedian privacy lossHelped
Use ReducedAboveThreshold instead of AboveThreshold to privately check accuracyBrownian mechanism · Logistic regression and ridge regressionprivacy loss varianceHurt

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