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by Fireflite
2630 days ago
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Injecting entropy into your data in order to generate differentially private access actually typically improves model performance, rather than degrades it. This behaviour is counterintuitive, but effectively you're enforcing a degree of regularization in a way similar to how data augmentation works. You'll get reduced training set performance and improved test set performance, as with other forms of regularization until you make it too strong. |
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