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  • Statistics
  • Data Security
  • Optimization

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  • Statistical disclosure limitation is crucial for protecting sensitive information in tabular data.
  • Controlled Tabular Adjustment (CTA) models aim to find the closest "safe" table to original data.
  • Existing CTA models (ℓ₁-CTA, ℓ₂-CTA) have distinct advantages and disadvantages.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To reformulate Pseudo-Huber-CTA and ℓ₁-CTA models as Second-Order Cone (SOC) optimization problems.
  • To explore the benefits of conic optimization for solving CTA models.
  • To test the validity of the proposed reformulation on a small dataset.

Main Methods:

  • Reformulation of Pseudo-Huber-CTA and ℓ₁-CTA as Second-Order Cone (SOC) optimization problems.
  • Utilizing Interior-Point Methods (IPM) for solving the reformulated conic optimization problems.
  • Testing the approach on a two-dimensional tabular data set.

Main Results:

  • Demonstrated the successful reformulation of Pseudo-Huber-CTA and ℓ₁-CTA into SOC optimization problems.
  • The reformulation potentially enhances the efficiency of solving these statistical disclosure limitation models.
  • Initial tests on a small dataset validate the proposed approach.

Conclusions:

  • Reformulating CTA models as SOC problems offers a promising avenue for statistical disclosure limitation.
  • This approach may leverage the strengths of Interior-Point Methods for well-structured conic problems.
  • Further research can explore the scalability and application of this method to larger datasets.