Secure Multi-party Differential Privacy

Authors: Peter Kairouz, Sewoong Oh, Pramod Viswanath

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Research Type Theoretical Our main result is the exact optimality of a simple non-interactive protocol: each party randomizes (sufficiently) and publishes its own bit. ... The key technical result is a geometric understanding of the space of conditional probabilities of a given transcript... We characterize the convex hull of such manifolds of rank-1 tensors and show that their corner-points exactly correspond to the transcripts that arise from a non-interactive randomized response protocol. Technically, we prove that non-interactive randomized response is the optimal solution of the rankconstrained and non-linear optimization of (11). To solve this non-standard optimization, we transform (11) into a novel linear program of (17) and (20).
Researcher Affiliation Academia Peter Kairouz1 Sewoong Oh2 Pramod Viswanath1 1Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering 2Department of Industrial & Enterprise Systems Engineering University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Urbana, IL 61801, USA {kairouz2,swoh,pramodv}@illinois.edu
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