Spreading the Privacy Blanket: Differentially Oblivious Shuffling for Differential Privacy

Spreading the Privacy Blanket: Differentially Oblivious Shuffling for Differential Privacy
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10.1007/978-3-031-09234-3_25
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2021
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Dov S. Gordon;Jonathan Katz;Mingyu Liang;Jiayu Xu
Dov S. Gordon;Jonathan Katz;Mingyu Liang;Jiayu Xu
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