Differential Privacy Adversarial Learning with Diffusion Model for the Generation of Privacy-Protected Text Representations
摘要
The representation encoding of training data by models frequently captures sensitive individual attributes, such as gender and age, thereby giving rise to privacy concerns. For most existing methods, the utilization of target classifier and attack classifier outputs for loss computation disrupts the direction of model updates, increasing the risk of privacy leakage in the encoded representation vectors produced by the model. To address this issue, a Differential Privacy Adversarial Learning with Diffusion Model (DPALDM) is proposed. The minimum leakage rates on the three datasets are reduced to 54.82%, 52.8%, and 16.39%, respectively, indicating that the proposed method effectively safeguards sensitive attributes in encoded representation vectors and enhances privacy protection effectiveness.