Summary
The DP-Fed-FinDiff framework integrates differential privacy, federated learning, and denoising diffusion probabilistic models to generate high-fidelity synthetic tabular data. It ensures compliance with stringent privacy regulations while maintaining data utility.
Highlights
- Introduces DP-Fed-FinDiff, a novel framework for synthetic tabular data generation.
- Combines differential privacy, federated learning, and denoising diffusion probabilistic models.
- Ensures compliance with privacy regulations while maintaining data utility.
- Empirical evaluations demonstrate the framework's effectiveness in generating high-quality synthetic data.
- The framework enables secure data sharing and robust analytics in highly regulated domains.
- Evaluations reveal optimal trade-offs between privacy budgets, client configurations, and federated optimization strategies.
- Results affirm the potential of DP-Fed-FinDiff for secured data sharing and robust analytics.
Key Insights
- The DP-Fed-FinDiff framework addresses the critical need for privacy-preserving data generation in finance and other sensitive domains.
- The framework's ability to balance privacy and data quality makes it a robust solution for generating synthetic data.
- The integration of differential privacy, federated learning, and denoising diffusion probabilistic models ensures the protection of individual data points while maintaining the overall data distribution.
- The empirical evaluations demonstrate the framework's effectiveness in generating high-quality synthetic data that can be used for various applications.
- The framework's ability to enable secure data sharing and robust analytics has significant implications for highly regulated domains.
- The optimal trade-offs between privacy budgets, client configurations, and federated optimization strategies highlight the importance of careful parameter tuning.
- The results of the DP-Fed-FinDiff framework affirm its potential for widespread adoption in applications requiring secure and robust data sharing.
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Citation
Sattarov, T., Schreyer, M., & Borth, D. (2024). Differentially Private Federated Learning of Diffusion Models for Synthetic Tabular Data Generation (Version 1). arXiv. https://doi.org/10.48550/ARXIV.2412.16083