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Ball Differential Privacy: How to Mitigate Data Reconstruction with Less Noise
Vector embeddings of raw records, while not human-readable, do not preserve record privacy: an adversary can reconstruct training records from a released model even when that model is a simple convex classifier. Differential privacy (DP) is the principled defense, but its noise is calibrated to wors
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