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Parameters required for drawing sample bounds from the approximate bounds calculator of the DP library.
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Parameters required for drawing samples from the bounded mean aggregation of the DP library.
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Parameters required for drawing samples from the bounded quantiles aggregation of the DP library.
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Parameters required for drawing samples from the bounded stdv and bounded variance aggregation of the DP library.
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Parameters required for drawing samples from the bounded sum aggregation of the DP library.
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Parameters required for running a closeness test
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mean of the distribution that is used as a reference
variance of the distribution that is used as a reference
l2 distance deemed acceptable between the distribution that is being tested for and the reference distribution
parameter quantifying the amount of discretization that is applied to samples before testing
Parameters quantifying notions of specificity that a particular closeness test should satisfy.
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The minimum difference between the mean of two sets of samples relative to their standard deviation that should be rejected.
The minimum difference in scale between the variance of two sets of samples that should be rejected.
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Parameters required for drawing samples from the count aggregation of the DP library.
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Parameters required for running an approximate DP test
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, , , , , , ,parameter defining the epsilon the statistical DP test tries to verify (this epsilon should not be used for drawing samples; the epsilon for drawing samples is defined in the respective sampling proto messages. However, since we normally try to verify the value of epsilon that was used while sampling, it is common for these two epsilons to be set to the same value.)
parameter defining the delta the statistical DP test tries to verify (this delta should not be used for drawing samples; the delta for drawing samples is defined in the respective sampling proto messages)
parameter specifying the acceptable deviation from delta
parameter quantifying the amount of discretization that is applied to samples before testing
parameter defining the number of buckets to which samples are mapped before testing
Parameters quantifying notions of specificity that a particular approximate DP test should satisfy. These parameters control the behaviour of the validity tests: they specify which inputs we expect the statistical tests to reject. Setting the parameters too low will cause the validity tests to fail (because our statistical tests aren't sensitive enough to notice the difference) and setting them too high will cause the validity tests to pass even if our statistical tests can't spot when the algorithm is not DP.
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, , , , , , ,The minimum distance between two sets of samples relative to their anticipated distance that should be rejected.
The minimum rate of privacy failures relative to the delta tolerance of the DP test that should be rejected.
The minimum ratio between an epsilon that should be rejected and an epsilon that should be accepted, i.e., if epsilon is the smallest test parameter for which we expect the test to accept, then a test parameter of epsilon * epsilon_specificity should be rejected.
The minimum ratio between a delta that should be rejected and a delta that should be accepted, i.e., if delta is the test privacy parameter for which which we expect the test to accept, a test parameter of delta * delta_specificity should be rejected.
General parameters for drawing samples, intended for testing various functionality of higher level tools.
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Parameters required for drawing samples from the long bounded sum aggregation of the DP library.
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Parameters required for drawing samples from the add noise method of the DP library.
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, , , , , ,Parameters specifying a voting mechanism for evaluating multiple runs of a particular statistical test. This is intended to reduce the probability of error compared to evaluating just a single run of the respective test.
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