Adaptive spectral density estimation by model selection under local differential privacy
Abstract
We study spectral density estimation under local differential privacy. Anonymization is achieved through truncation followed by Laplace perturbation. We select our estimator from a set of candidate estimators by a penalized contrast criterion. This estimator is shown to attain nearly the same rate of convergence as the best estimator from the candidate set. A key ingredient of the proof are recent results on concentration of quadratic forms in terms of sub-exponential random variables obtained in arXiv:1903.05964. We illustrate our findings in a small simulation study.
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