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The pretraining domain outweighs the training objective in setting the privacy-utility trade-off of differentially private medical image analysis
Differential privacy limits how much each training image can influence a medical imaging model but lowers its diagnostic accuracy. Pretrained weights reduce this loss. It is unknown whether the pretraining objective or domain improves accuracy more. Here we train chest radiograph classifiers under d
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