Optimal Mechanisms for Quantum Local Differential Privacy
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.13516v1
- Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2024 13:46:16 GMT
- Title: Optimal Mechanisms for Quantum Local Differential Privacy
- Authors: Ji Guan,
- Abstract summary: This paper introduces a framework known as quantum local differential privacy (QLDP)
QLDP utilizes a parameter $epsilon$ to manage privacy leaks and ensure the privacy of individual quantum states.
The introduction of quantum noise is shown to provide privacy protections similar to classical scenarios.
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- License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
- Abstract: In recent years, centralized differential privacy has been successfully extended to quantum computing and information processing to safeguard privacy and prevent leaks in neighboring relationships of quantum states. This paper introduces a framework known as quantum local differential privacy (QLDP) and initializes the algorithmic study of QLDP. QLDP utilizes a parameter $\epsilon$ to manage privacy leaks and ensure the privacy of individual quantum states. The optimization of the QLDP value $\epsilon$, denoted as $\epsilon^*$, for any quantum mechanism is addressed as an optimization problem. The introduction of quantum noise is shown to provide privacy protections similar to classical scenarios, with quantum depolarizing noise identified as the optimal unital privatization mechanism within the QLDP framework. Unital mechanisms represent a diverse set of quantum mechanisms that encompass frequently employed quantum noise types. Quantum depolarizing noise optimizes both fidelity and trace distance utilities, which are crucial metrics in the field of quantum computation and information, and can be viewed as a quantum counterpart to classical randomized response methods. Additionally, a composition theorem is presented for the application of QLDP framework in distributed (spatially separated) quantum systems, ensuring the validity (additivity of QLDP value) irrespective of the states' independence, classical correlation, or entanglement (quantum correlation). The study further explores the trade-off between utility and privacy across different quantum noise mechanisms, including unital and non-unital quantum noise mechanisms, through both analytical and numerically experimental approaches. Meanwhile, this highlights the optimization of quantum depolarizing noise in QLDP framework.
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