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Auditing the Privacy of Synthetic Gene Expression Data: A Unified Weighted-Distance Framework for No-Box Membership Inference
Synthetic gene expression data is increasingly proposed as a privacy-preserving substitute for controlled-access genomic repositories, but its safety depends on empirical auditing. Membership inference attacks (MIAs) provide that audit by testing whether a patient's gene expression profile was used
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