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Differentially Private Statistical Inference through $\beta$-Divergence One Posterior Sampling

NeurIPS 2023 · Federated learning and privacy › Differential privacy · approach: Private data analysis frameworks · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use beta-divergence Bayes one-posterior sampling instead of other DP logistic regression methods as n growsDP logistic regression · Simulated dataRMSE to true parameterHelped
Increase privacy budget epsilonbetaD-Bayes advantage in logistic regression · Simulated dataRMSEHelped
Use betaD-Bayes for logistic regression on UCI dataDP logistic regression · UCI (adult, abalone and others)ROC-AUCHelped
Fixed regulariser lambda=1/9 instead of lambda=1/(9n) in the objective-perturbation baseline (ablation)DP logistic regression baseline · Simulated dataRMSE as epsilon increasesHurt
Use betaD-Bayes instead of DPSGD for small none-layer NN regression · Simulated and UCI datatest RMSEHurt
Use betaD-Bayes instead of DPSGD for large none-layer NN regression · Simulated and UCI datatest RMSEHelped
Increase epsilonall DP logistic regression methods · Membership inference, n=1000, d=2attack success rateHurt
Use betaD-Bayes at fixed attack success rateDP logistic regression · Membership inference, n=1000, d=2RMSEHelped

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