randomized response technique¶
The. (1965). randomized response technique.
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Mechanisms¶
- Randomized Response or Privacy-Preserving Survey
- Using the randomized response technique, each student privately flips a coin before answering "have you done X": heads, they answer "yes" regardless of the truth; tails, they answer honestly.
This sourceModern differential-privacy mechanisms generalize the same trade-off.
- Using the randomized response technique, each student privately flips a coin before answering "have you done X": heads, they answer "yes" regardless of the truth; tails, they answer honestly.
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