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This relation defines noiseMultiplier returns sigma in the source section “accountant · noiseMultiplier returns sigma”. It specifies the displayed relationship between the named quantities or parameters. Its interpretation depends on the source’s stated variables and conditions; this record does not assign an unprovided physical or cognitive meaning to them.
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// is the closed form alpha / (2 * sigma^2). This is the standard Gaussian mechanism RDP curve (Mironov 2017,
// cited in docs/AI_RESEARCH.md, the federated learning with differential privacy section).
type GaussianRelease struct {
NoiseSigma float64 // standard deviation of the added Gaussian noise, in the same units as the clip norm
ClipNorm float64 // the L2 clip norm C, the per tenant sensitivity; must be greater than zero
}
// noiseMultiplier returns sigma = NoiseSigma / ClipNorm, the noise measured in units of the sensitivity, the
// only quantity the Gaussian RDP curve depends on. A non positive clip norm or non positive noise sigma is a
// programming error and yields NaN, so the per release RDP is NaN and the accountant rejects it rather than
// silently treating an invalid mechanism as zero privacy loss.
func (r GaussianRelease) noiseMultiplier() float64 {
if r.ClipNorm <= 0 || r.NoiseSigma <= 0 {
return math.NaN()
}
return r.NoiseSigma / r.ClipNorm
}
Exact original notation
noiseMultiplier returns sigma = NoiseSigma / ClipNorm, the noise measured in units of the sensitivity, the