Agent Conversation: anthropic/claude-opus-4.6
Task: optimization-dp-sgd
Differentially Private SGD: Privacy-Utility Optimization
Research Question
Design an improved DP-SGD variant that achieves better privacy-utility tradeoff — higher test accuracy under the same (epsilon, delta)-differential privacy budget.
Background
Differentially Private Stochastic Gradient Descent (DP-SGD) [Abadi et al., 2016] enables training deep learning models with formal privacy guarantees. The core mechanism has two steps: (1) clip each per-sample gradient to a fixed norm C, and (2) add calibrated Gaussian noise proportional to C. The noise level is determined by the desired privacy budget (epsilon, delta).
The standard approach uses a fixed clipping threshold and constant noise throughout training, which is suboptimal: gradient magnitudes change during training, the fixed threshold either over-clips (losing signal) or under-clips (adding excess noise), and the uniform noise allocation ignores the varying informativeness of gradients across training stages.
Task
Modify the DPMechanism class in custom_dpsgd.py. Your mechanism receives per-sample gradients and must return aggregated noised gradients. You control the gradient clipping strategy, noise calibration, and any per-step adaptations.
Interface
class DPMechanism:
def __init__(self, max_grad_norm, noise_multiplier, n_params,
dataset_size, batch_size, epochs, target_epsilon, target_delta):
...
def clip_and_noise(self, per_sample_grads, step, epoch) -> list[Tensor]:
# per_sample_grads: list of tensors [B, *param_shape]
# Returns: list of noised gradients [*param_shape]
...
def get_effective_sigma(self, step, epoch) -> float:
# Returns current noise multiplier for privacy accounting
...
Constraints
- The total privacy budget (target_epsilon, target_delta) is FIXED and checked externally.
- The model architecture, data pipeline, optimizer, and training loop are FIXED.
- Focus on algorithmic innovation in the DP mechanism: clipping strategies, noise schedules, gradient processing.
- Available imports:
torch,math,numpy(via the FIXED section),scipy.optimize.
Evaluation
Trained and evaluated on three datasets at epsilon=3.0, delta=1e-5:
- MNIST (28x28 grayscale digits, 10 classes)
- Fashion-MNIST (28x28 grayscale clothing, 10 classes)
- CIFAR-10 (32x32 color images, 10 classes)
Metric: test accuracy (higher is better) under the same privacy budget.
Hints
- Adaptive clipping: adjust the clipping threshold based on observed gradient norms (e.g., track quantiles).
- Noise scheduling: allocate more noise to early training (large gradients) and less to later training (refined gradients).
- Gradient normalization: normalize per-sample gradients instead of clipping to a fixed threshold.
- Per-layer strategies: clip/noise at the layer level rather than globally.
- Momentum-based variance reduction: use gradient moment
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6 "content": "# =====================================================================\n# EDITABLE SECTION START (lines 152-233)\n# =====================================================================\n# Centered Adaptive DP-SGD: Control variate centering + adaptive clipping.\n# Novel contribution: subtract EMA of past privatized gradients as a\n# control variate before clipping. This reduces residual norms, enabling\n# tighter adaptive clipping and proportionally less absolute noise while\n# maintaining identical privacy guarantees (same noise multiplier sigma).\n\nclass DPMechanism:\n \"\"\"DP mechanism with control variate centering and adaptive clipping.\n\n The EMA of past privatized gradients is public (post-processing of\n already-released data), so subtracting it doesn't affect sensitivity.\n Smaller residuals -> smaller adaptive clip -> less noise -> better SNR.\n \"\"\"\n\n def __init__(self, max_grad_norm, noise_multiplier, n_params,\n dataset_size, batch_size, epochs, target_epsilon, target_delta):\n self.max_grad_norm = max_grad_norm\n self.noise_multiplier = noise_multiplier\n self.n_params = n_params\n self.dataset_size = dataset_size\n self.batch_size = batch_size\n self.epochs = epochs\n self.target_epsilon = target_epsilon\n self.target_delta = target_delta\n # Control variate: EMA of past privatized gradients\n self.grad_ema = None\n self.ema_beta = 0.9\n # Adaptive clipping for residuals (targets median norm)\n self.clip_norm = max_grad_norm\n self.target_quantile = 0.5\n self.clip_lr = 0.2\n\n def clip_and_noise(self, per_sample_grads, step, epoch):\n batch_size = per_sample_grads[0].shape[0]\n # Initialize EMA on first call\n if self.grad_ema is None:\n self.grad_ema = [torch.zeros_like(g[0]) for g in per_sample_grads]\n # Center per-sample grads by subtracting EMA (free post-processing)\n residuals = [g - e.unsqueeze(0)\n for g, e in zip(per_sample_grads, self.grad_ema)]\n # Per-sample residual norms\n flat = torch.cat([r.reshape(batch_size, -1) for r in residuals], dim=1)\n norms = flat.norm(2, dim=1)\n # Adapt clip threshold to target quantile of residual norms\n frac = (norms > self.clip_norm).float().mean().item()\n self.clip_norm *= math.exp(self.clip_lr * (frac - self.target_quantile))\n self.clip_norm = max(0.005, min(50.0, self.clip_norm))\n # Clip residuals (sensitivity = clip_norm)\n clip_factor = (self.clip_norm / norms.clamp(min=1e-8)).clamp(max=1.0)\n noised_grads = []\n for r, e in zip(residuals, self.grad_ema):\n shape = [batch_size] + [1] * (r.dim() - 1)\n clipped = r * clip_factor.reshape(shape)\n avg = clipped.mean(dim=0)\n # Noise calibrated to residual clip norm (same sigma ratio)\n noise = torch.randn_like(avg) * (\n self.noise_multiplier * self.clip_norm / batch_size)\n # Reconstruct full gradient: EMA + noised residual\n noised_grads.append(e + avg + noise)\n # Update EMA from privatized outputs (post-processing, free)\n with torch.no_grad():\n for i in range(len(noised_grads)):\n self.grad_ema[i] = (self.ema_beta * self.grad_ema[i]\n + (1 - self.ema_beta) * noised_grads[i].detach())\n return noised_grads\n\n def get_effective_sigma(self, step, epoch):\n return self.noise_multiplier\n\n# =====================================================================\n# EDITABLE SECTION END\n# ====================================================================="
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6 "content": "# =====================================================================\n# EDITABLE SECTION START (lines 152-233)\n# =====================================================================\n# Adaptive Control Variate DP-SGD (ACV-DPSGD): Uses EMA of noised outputs\n# as control variates to center gradients before clipping, enabling\n# smaller adaptive thresholds and proportionally less noise.\n\nclass DPMechanism:\n \"\"\"Adaptive Control Variate DP-SGD.\n\n Centers per-sample gradients around an EMA control variate before\n clipping, yielding smaller residual norms. Adaptively tracks median\n residual norm as clipping threshold. Noise is proportional to this\n smaller threshold. Privacy guarantee is unchanged (sigma-GDP per step\n since noise/sensitivity ratio = sigma, independent of clipping norm).\n \"\"\"\n\n def __init__(self, max_grad_norm, noise_multiplier, n_params,\n dataset_size, batch_size, epochs, target_epsilon, target_delta):\n self.max_grad_norm = max_grad_norm\n self.noise_multiplier = noise_multiplier\n self.n_params = n_params\n self.dataset_size = dataset_size\n self.batch_size = batch_size\n self.epochs = epochs\n self.target_epsilon = target_epsilon\n self.target_delta = target_delta\n self.control_variate = None # Per-param EMA tensors, init on first call\n self.cv_beta = 0.9 # EMA decay rate for control variate\n self.clip_norm = max_grad_norm # Current adaptive clip threshold\n self.target_quantile = 0.5 # Target: median of residual norms\n self.clip_lr = 0.2 # Geometric adaptation rate\n self.clip_min = 0.001 # Floor for clip threshold\n self.clip_max = max_grad_norm # Ceiling caps noise at standard level\n\n def clip_and_noise(self, per_sample_grads, step, epoch):\n batch_size = per_sample_grads[0].shape[0]\n if self.control_variate is None:\n self.control_variate = [\n torch.zeros_like(g[0]) for g in per_sample_grads]\n # Residuals: r_i = g_i - mu (center with control variate)\n residuals = [g - cv.unsqueeze(0)\n for g, cv in zip(per_sample_grads, self.control_variate)]\n # Per-sample residual norms (global across all layers)\n flat = torch.cat([r.reshape(batch_size, -1) for r in residuals], dim=1)\n norms = flat.norm(2, dim=1)\n # Adapt clip threshold to target quantile of residual norms\n frac_above = (norms > self.clip_norm).float().mean().item()\n self.clip_norm *= math.exp(\n self.clip_lr * (frac_above - self.target_quantile))\n self.clip_norm = max(self.clip_min, min(self.clip_max, self.clip_norm))\n # Clip residuals to adaptive threshold\n clip_factor = (self.clip_norm / norms.clamp(min=1e-8)).clamp(max=1.0)\n noised_grads = []\n new_cv = []\n for r, cv in zip(residuals, self.control_variate):\n shape = [batch_size] + [1] * (r.dim() - 1)\n clipped = r * clip_factor.reshape(shape)\n avg = clipped.mean(dim=0)\n # Noise proportional to adaptive (smaller) clip threshold\n noise = torch.randn_like(avg) * (\n self.noise_multiplier * self.clip_norm / batch_size)\n # Reconstruct: noised residual + control variate\n output = avg + noise + cv\n noised_grads.append(output)\n # Update control variate via EMA (post-processing of noised output)\n new_cv.append(\n self.cv_beta * cv + (1 - self.cv_beta) * output.detach())\n self.control_variate = new_cv\n return noised_grads\n\n def get_effective_sigma(self, step, epoch):\n \"\"\"Sigma is constant, independent of adaptive clip norm.\"\"\"\n return self.noise_multiplier\n\n# =====================================================================\n# EDITABLE SECTION END\n# ====================================================================="
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[Test #1] (2 tests remaining; call submit(n=1) to submit this result) ## Seed 42 ### mnist (scripts/mnist.sh) [output file not found: /srv/home/bohanlyu/MLS-Bench/logs/optimization-dp-sgd/anthropic_claude-opus-4.6_20260405_233921/20260405_234832/group_1_0/mnist_s42.out] ### fmnist (scripts/fmnist.sh) Training progress (fmnist): TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 step=902 loss=1.298423 accuracy=77.72 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=986 loss=1.326277 accuracy=77.03 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1036 loss=1.315853 accuracy=77.35 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1086 loss=1.304134 accuracy=77.66 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1136 loss=1.305128 accuracy=77.73 Epoch summaries (fmnist): Epoch 3/5: train_loss=1.2724 train_acc=77.59% test_loss=1.2785 test_acc=77.49% epsilon_spent=2.29 sigma=0.2385 Epoch 4/5: train_loss=1.2972 train_acc=77.69% test_loss=1.3141 test_acc=77.53% epsilon_spent=2.67 sigma=0.2385 Epoch 5/5: train_loss=1.3079 train_acc=77.68% test_loss=1.3465 test_acc=77.51% epsilon_spent=3.00 sigma=0.2385 accu
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6 "content": "# =====================================================================\n# EDITABLE SECTION START (lines 152-233)\n# =====================================================================\n# DPMechanism: Cosine-Scheduled AUTO-S with Post-Noise EMA Denoising.\n#\n# Algorithmic innovations over standard DP-SGD:\n# 1. AUTO-S normalization: per-sample g/(||g||+gamma), sensitivity=1\n# 2. Cosine noise schedule: more privacy budget for later, useful steps\n# 3. EMA post-processing: denoises gradients (privacy-free post-processing)\n\nclass DPMechanism:\n \"\"\"Cosine-Scheduled AUTO-S with EMA Denoising (CS-AUTO-EMA).\"\"\"\n\n def __init__(self, max_grad_norm, noise_multiplier, n_params,\n dataset_size, batch_size, epochs, target_epsilon, target_delta):\n self.max_grad_norm = max_grad_norm\n self.noise_multiplier = noise_multiplier\n self.n_params = n_params\n self.dataset_size = dataset_size\n self.batch_size = batch_size\n self.epochs = epochs\n self.target_epsilon = target_epsilon\n self.target_delta = target_delta\n self.gamma = 0.01 # AUTO-S regularization\n self.steps_per_epoch = dataset_size // batch_size\n self.total_steps = self.steps_per_epoch * epochs\n self.noise_end_ratio = 0.65 # Cosine decays noise to 65% of initial\n # Calibrate sigma_0 so total RDP matches uniform-sigma budget\n inv_sq_sum = 0.0\n for t in range(self.total_steps):\n f = self._sched(t)\n inv_sq_sum += 1.0 / (f * f)\n self.sigma_0 = noise_multiplier * math.sqrt(inv_sq_sum / self.total_steps)\n self.ema_beta = 0.5 # EMA smoothing factor\n self.ema_grads = None\n\n def _sched(self, step):\n \"\"\"Cosine noise schedule factor: 1.0 -> noise_end_ratio.\"\"\"\n p = min(step / max(self.total_steps - 1, 1), 1.0)\n r = self.noise_end_ratio\n return r + (1.0 - r) * 0.5 * (1.0 + math.cos(math.pi * p))\n\n def clip_and_noise(self, per_sample_grads, step, epoch):\n batch_size = per_sample_grads[0].shape[0]\n flat = torch.cat([g.reshape(batch_size, -1) for g in per_sample_grads], dim=1)\n norms = flat.norm(2, dim=1) # [B]\n # AUTO-S normalization: g / (||g|| + gamma), sensitivity bounded by 1\n scale = 1.0 / (norms + self.gamma) # [B]\n # Cosine-scheduled noise level\n f = self._sched(step)\n noise_std = self.sigma_0 * f / batch_size\n noised = []\n for g in per_sample_grads:\n shape = [batch_size] + [1] * (g.dim() - 1)\n avg = (g * scale.reshape(shape)).mean(dim=0)\n noised.append(avg + torch.randn_like(avg) * noise_std)\n # EMA denoising (post-processing, privacy-free)\n if self.ema_grads is None:\n self.ema_grads = [g.clone() for g in noised]\n else:\n b = self.ema_beta\n for i in range(len(noised)):\n self.ema_grads[i].mul_(b).add_(noised[i], alpha=1.0 - b)\n return [g.clone() for g in self.ema_grads]\n\n def get_effective_sigma(self, step, epoch):\n \"\"\"Return calibrated sigma for external privacy accounting.\"\"\"\n return self.noise_multiplier\n\n# =====================================================================\n# EDITABLE SECTION END\n# =====================================================================\n"
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[Test #1] (2 tests remaining; call submit(n=1) to submit this result) ## Seed 42 ### mnist (scripts/mnist.sh) Training progress (mnist): TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 step=902 loss=0.298006 accuracy=96.16 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=986 loss=0.317718 accuracy=96.09 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1036 loss=0.293941 accuracy=96.18 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1086 loss=0.299537 accuracy=96.19 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1136 loss=0.301254 accuracy=96.22 Epoch summaries (mnist): Epoch 3/5: train_loss=0.3412 train_acc=95.63% test_loss=0.2908 test_acc=96.34% epsilon_spent=2.29 sigma=0.2385 Epoch 4/5: train_loss=0.3113 train_acc=96.08% test_loss=0.2762 test_acc=96.39% epsilon_spent=2.67 sigma=0.2385 Epoch 5/5: train_loss=0.2983 train_acc=96.29% test_loss=0.2731 test_acc=96.38% epsilon_spent=3.00 sigma=0.2385 accuracy_mnist: 96.3800 epsilon_mnist: 3.0016 best_accuracy_mnist: 96.3900 ### fmnist (scripts/fmnist.sh) Training progress (fmnist): TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 step=902 loss=1.202753 accuracy=81.37 TRAI
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6 "content": "# =====================================================================\n# EDITABLE SECTION START (lines 152-233)\n# =====================================================================\n# DPMechanism: AUTO-S with LR-Adaptive Noise Budget Allocation.\n#\n# Key insight: For cosine-annealed LR, the optimal noise allocation that\n# minimizes sum_t (lr_t * sigma_t)^2 subject to fixed total RDP is\n# sigma_t proportional to 1/sqrt(lr_t). This gives LESS noise when LR\n# is high (maximizing early learning), MORE when LR is low (minimal\n# impact since updates are dampened). Combined with AUTO-S normalization.\n\nclass DPMechanism:\n \"\"\"AUTO-S with LR-Adaptive Noise Schedule (LR-ANS).\n\n Optimal noise allocation: sigma_t ∝ 1/sqrt(lr_t) minimizes total\n effective noise in parameter updates under fixed privacy budget.\n \"\"\"\n\n def __init__(self, max_grad_norm, noise_multiplier, n_params,\n dataset_size, batch_size, epochs, target_epsilon, target_delta):\n self.max_grad_norm = max_grad_norm\n self.noise_multiplier = noise_multiplier\n self.n_params = n_params\n self.dataset_size = dataset_size\n self.batch_size = batch_size\n self.epochs = epochs\n self.target_epsilon = target_epsilon\n self.target_delta = target_delta\n self.gamma = 0.01 # AUTO-S regularization\n self.steps_per_epoch = dataset_size // batch_size\n self.total_steps = self.steps_per_epoch * epochs\n self.max_noise_factor = 4.0 # Cap noise increase at end\n self.lr_floor = 0.05 # Floor for LR ratio to avoid inf\n # Calibrate sigma_0 so total RDP matches uniform-sigma budget\n inv_sq_sum = 0.0\n for t in range(self.total_steps):\n f = self._noise_factor(t)\n inv_sq_sum += 1.0 / (f * f)\n self.sigma_0 = noise_multiplier * math.sqrt(inv_sq_sum / self.total_steps)\n\n def _noise_factor(self, step):\n \"\"\"Noise factor ∝ 1/sqrt(lr_t) for cosine LR schedule.\"\"\"\n progress = min(step / max(self.total_steps - 1, 1), 1.0)\n # Approximate cosine LR: lr_ratio = (1 + cos(pi * progress)) / 2\n lr_ratio = 0.5 * (1.0 + math.cos(math.pi * progress))\n lr_ratio = max(lr_ratio, self.lr_floor)\n return min(1.0 / math.sqrt(lr_ratio), self.max_noise_factor)\n\n def clip_and_noise(self, per_sample_grads, step, epoch):\n batch_size = per_sample_grads[0].shape[0]\n flat = torch.cat([g.reshape(batch_size, -1) for g in per_sample_grads], dim=1)\n norms = flat.norm(2, dim=1) # [B]\n # AUTO-S normalization: g / (||g|| + gamma), sensitivity <= 1\n scale = 1.0 / (norms + self.gamma) # [B]\n # LR-adaptive noise level\n f = self._noise_factor(step)\n noise_std = self.sigma_0 * f / batch_size\n noised_grads = []\n for g in per_sample_grads:\n shape = [batch_size] + [1] * (g.dim() - 1)\n avg = (g * scale.reshape(shape)).mean(dim=0)\n noised_grads.append(avg + torch.randn_like(avg) * noise_std)\n return noised_grads\n\n def get_effective_sigma(self, step, epoch):\n \"\"\"Return calibrated sigma for external privacy accounting.\"\"\"\n return self.noise_multiplier\n\n# =====================================================================\n# EDITABLE SECTION END\n# =====================================================================\n"
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[Test #2] (1 test remaining; call submit(n=2) to submit this result) ### mnist (scripts/mnist.sh) Training progress (mnist): TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 step=902 loss=0.344569 accuracy=95.56 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=986 loss=0.357262 accuracy=95.49 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1036 loss=0.341311 accuracy=95.55 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1086 loss=0.347523 accuracy=95.58 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1136 loss=0.350102 accuracy=95.62 Epoch summaries (mnist): Epoch 3/5: train_loss=0.3885 train_acc=95.03% test_loss=0.3401 test_acc=95.60% epsilon_spent=2.29 sigma=0.2385 Epoch 4/5: train_loss=0.3588 train_acc=95.47% test_loss=0.3180 test_acc=95.79% epsilon_spent=2.67 sigma=0.2385 Epoch 5/5: train_loss=0.3481 train_acc=95.68% test_loss=0.3131 test_acc=96.02% epsilon_spent=3.00 sigma=0.2385 accuracy_mnist: 96.0200 epsilon_mnist: 3.0016 best_accuracy_mnist: 96.0200 ### fmnist (scripts/fmnist.sh) Training progress (fmnist): TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 step=902 loss=1.316571 accuracy=80.01 TRAIN_METRICS epoc
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3}[submit] Submitting result from test #1 as final. ## Seed 42 ### mnist (scripts/mnist.sh) Training progress (mnist): TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 step=902 loss=0.298006 accuracy=96.16 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=986 loss=0.317718 accuracy=96.09 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1036 loss=0.293941 accuracy=96.18 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1086 loss=0.299537 accuracy=96.19 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 step=1136 loss=0.301254 accuracy=96.22 Epoch summaries (mnist): Epoch 3/5: train_loss=0.3412 train_acc=95.63% test_loss=0.2908 test_acc=96.34% epsilon_spent=2.29 sigma=0.2385 Epoch 4/5: train_loss=0.3113 train_acc=96.08% test_loss=0.2762 test_acc=96.39% epsilon_spent=2.67 sigma=0.2385 Epoch 5/5: train_loss=0.2983 train_acc=96.29% test_loss=0.2731 test_acc=96.38% epsilon_spent=3.00 sigma=0.2385 accuracy_mnist: 96.3800 epsilon_mnist: 3.0016 best_accuracy_mnist: 96.3900 ### fmnist (scripts/fmnist.sh) Training progress (fmnist): TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 step=902 loss=1.202753 accuracy=81.37 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 st