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Currently we only support epsilon-private algorithms, but many algorithms, such as SmartSum in the presentation by Zhang and Kifer [ZK17], are c · epsilon-private for some positive constant c = 1. We suggest to add a new annotation that describes the privacy guarantee, which is then used to generate the assertions before all return statements. The SmartSum of [ZK17] would then have the added annotation
privacy:2* epsilon
If no such annotation has been provided, then epsilon is the default used.
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Currently we only support epsilon-private algorithms, but many algorithms, such as SmartSum in the presentation by Zhang and Kifer [ZK17], are c · epsilon-private for some positive constant c = 1. We suggest to add a new annotation that describes the privacy guarantee, which is then used to generate the assertions before all return statements. The SmartSum of [ZK17] would then have the added annotation
If no such annotation has been provided, then epsilon is the default used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: