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Privacy Structure and Blackwell Frontier

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  • Zhang Xu
  • Wei Zhao

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This paper characterizes the set of feasible posterior distributions subject to graph-based inferential privacy constraint, including both differential and inferential privacy. This characterization can be done through enumerating all extreme points of the feasible posterior set. A connection between extreme posteriors and strongly connected semi-chains is then established. All these semi-chains can be constructed through successive unfolding operations on semi-chains with two partitions, which can be constructed through classical spanning tree algorithm. A sharper characterization of semi-chains with two partitions for differential privacy is provided.

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  • Zhang Xu & Wei Zhao, 2025. "Privacy Structure and Blackwell Frontier," Papers 2511.10226, arXiv.org.
  • Handle: RePEc:arx:papers:2511.10226
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