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analyse Dvorkin et al paper, present short analysis/comparison #16

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frederikgeth opened this issue Apr 23, 2020 · 3 comments
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frederikgeth commented Apr 23, 2020

  • Which parameters are they trying to obfuscate?
  • Which data do they need? Is it the same?
  • Guassian vs Lapacian? What are the implications?
  • Shunt admittance obfuscated?
  • Methodology? How does it compare?

Todo by the next telco (30/4)

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[1] Dvorkin, V., Fioretto, F., Van Hentenryck, P., Kazempour, J., & Pinson, P. (2020). Differentially Private Optimal Power Flow for Distribution Grids, 1, 1–9. Retrieved from http://arxiv.org/abs/2004.03921

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MingDing2019 commented Apr 30, 2020

Which parameters are they trying to obfuscate?
[Ming]: The power flows f in the optimal OPF solution (see (3b)). Then, g and u need to be adjusted accordingly using (3a) and (3c).

Which data do they need? Is it the same?
[Ming]: The authors used impedance z = r + jx, while in our program we used y = g + jb.

Gaussian vs Lapacian? What are the implications?
[Ming]: Gaussian implies a slightly relaxed version of differential privacy. The impact on implementation is minimum since it is just an alternative distribution for noise.

Shunt admittance obfuscated?
[Ming]: It does not seem to be obfuscated. See (3c).

Methodology? How does it compare?
[Ming]: For a fair comparison, I suppose we should use the same form of noise for both methods and choose the same privacy budget parameters. Then we can compare utility in terms of operating cost.

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It is more different than this (re comments above, I think) -- distribution low-voltage customer, power flows and power outputs, rather than transmission side admittance. I think shunt admittance is implicitly obfuscated. It is very different, and Gaussian required therein due to affine requirement (and no post-processing therein needed)

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  • Which parameters are they trying to obfuscate?
    • Power flow, enforces some affine perturbations from the random vector
    • Power output
    • Voltage magnitude
  • Which data do they need? Is it the same?
    • Not sure if the data is contained in the branch information or not
  • Guassian vs Lapacian? What are the implications?
    • Gaussian
    • Not sure of the implications exactly, would have smaller tails than Laplace I think
  • Shunt admittance obfuscated?
    • Not that I can see, shunt not mentioned
  • Methodology? How does it compare?
    • Quite different methodology. Seems to be more high level, or general just looking really at perturbing the power flow
  • CC-OPF Minimises cost of transmission
  • ToV-CC-OPF minimises the above plus some weighted standard deviations
  • TaV-CC-OPF minimises like CC-OPF plus weighted sum of difference between original standard deviation and resulting standard deviation

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