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A Short Tutorial on Differential Privacy

Offered By: Alan Turing Institute via YouTube

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Overview

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Explore the fundamentals of differential privacy in this comprehensive tutorial led by Dr. Borja Balle from Amazon Research. Delve into key definitions, intuitions, and core building blocks used in differentially private mechanisms. Learn about privacy-preserving computations on sensitive data, various applications in machine learning, and different variants of differential privacy. Gain insights into the roles these definitions play in practical applications. Discover the importance of mathematical frameworks in studying privacy, dimensionality, resolution, and expectations. Examine concepts such as randomized response, output perturbation mechanisms, and the exponential mechanism. This 1-hour 49-minute seminar, part of the Alan Turing Institute's interest group on Privacy-Preserving Data Analysis, offers a comprehensive introduction to this crucial aspect of data science and machine learning.

Syllabus

Introduction
Do we need math to study privacy
Dimensionality and resolution
Expectations
Promises
Definition
Randomize response
Proof
Approximate
Output perturbation mechanisms
Combining mechanisms
The exponential mechanism
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Alan Turing Institute

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