Scalable Multi-Party Privacy-Preserving Gradient Tree Boosting over Vertically Partitioned Dataset with Outsourced Computations
Kennedy Edemacu, Beakcheol Jang, Jong Wook Kim

TL;DR
This paper introduces SSXGB, a scalable and secure multi-party gradient tree boosting framework for vertically partitioned datasets that employs homomorphic encryption to ensure privacy during training and prediction.
Contribution
It presents a novel framework combining scalability, security, and efficiency for privacy-preserving gradient boosting on vertically partitioned data using homomorphic encryption.
Findings
Achieves secure training and prediction with theoretical security guarantees.
Demonstrates scalability and efficiency through experiments on real-world datasets.
Provides comprehensive security and communication analysis for the framework.
Abstract
Due to privacy concerns, multi-party gradient tree boosting algorithms have become widely popular amongst machine learning researchers and practitioners. However, limited existing works have focused on vertically partitioned datasets, and the few existing works are either not scalable or tend to leak information. Thus, in this work, we propose SSXGB which is a scalable and secure multi-party gradient tree boosting framework for vertically partitioned datasets with partially outsourced computations. Specifically, we employ an additive homomorphic encryption (HE) scheme for security. We design two sub-protocols based on the HE scheme to perform non-linear operations associated with gradient tree boosting algorithms. Next, we propose a secure training and a secure prediction algorithms under the SSXGB framework. Then we provide theoretical security and communication analysis for the…
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TopicsCryptography and Data Security · Stochastic Gradient Optimization Techniques · Complexity and Algorithms in Graphs
