Differentially private kernel empirical risk minimization via Kmeans Nymstrom approximation

Abstract Number:

2230 

Submission Type:

Contributed Abstract 

Contributed Abstract Type:

Speed 

Participants:

Bonwoo Lee (1), Cheolwoo Park (2), Jeongyoun Ahn (3)

Institutions:

(1) N/A, N/A, (2) KAIST, N/A, (3) University of Georgia, N/A

Co-Author(s):

Cheolwoo Park  
KAIST
Jeongyoun Ahn  
University of Georgia

First Author:

Bonwoo Lee  
N/A

Presenting Author:

Bonwoo Lee  
N/A

Abstract Text:

Since the differential privacy has become a state of the art concept for privacy guarantee, a lengthy amount of works were invested in differentially private kernel learning. However most works is restricted in differentially private kernel learning using translation invariant kernel with rare exceptions. Also, many suggested frameworks release a differentially private kernel learning with fixed hyperparameters, which excludes the hyperparameter tuning procedures from the framework. In this work, we propose a framework of differentially private kernel empirical risk minimization that allows to perform a kernel learning for general kernel by Kmeans Nystrom approximation with theoretical guarantees. Also, we suggest a differentially private kernel mean embedding for general kernel. Additionally we give a differentially private kernel ridge regression, and logistic regression method that can learn various regularization parameters simultaneously.

Keywords:

differentially privacy|kernel learning|empirical risk minimization|Nystrom approximation|Kmeans Nystrom approximation|Kernel mean embedding

Sponsors:

Korean International Statistical Society

Tracks:

Miscellaneous

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