An improved private mechanism for small databases
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Abstract: We study the problem of answering a workload of linear queries , on a database of size at most drawn from a universe under the constraint of (approximate) differential privacy. Nikolov, Talwar, and Zhang~cite{NTZ} proposed an efficient mechanism that, for any given and , answers the queries with average error that is at most a factor polynomial in and worse than the best possible. Here we improve on this guarantee and give a mechanism whose competitiveness ratio is at most polynomial in and , and has no dependence on . Our mechanism is based on the projection mechanism of Nikolov, Talwar, and Zhang, but in place of an ad-hoc noise distribution, we use a distribution which is in a sense optimal for the projection mechanism, and analyze it using convex duality and the restricted invertibility principle.
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