Preserving Statistical Privacy in Distributed Optimization
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Abstract (arXiv)
We present a distributed optimization protocol that preserves statistical privacy of agents' local cost functions against a passive adversary that corrupts some agents in the network. The protocol is a composition of a distributed ``em zero-sum" obfuscation protocol that obfuscates the agents' local cost functions, and a standard non-private distributed optimization method. We show that our protocol protects the statistical privacy of the agents' local cost functions against a passive adversary that corrupts up to t arbitrary agents as long as the communication network has (t+1)-vertex connectivity. The ``em zero-sum" obfuscation protocol preserves the sum of the agents' local cost functions and therefore ensures accuracy of the computed solution.
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- 2024A survey on secure decentralized optimization and learning16 Aug 2024
- 2024Privacy-Preserving Distributed Optimization and Learning29 Feb 2024