Closed sagerkudrick closed 1 year ago
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@SagerKudrick Thanks for your contribution!
Can you please double check that your branch is based on the latest commit in the main branch? I can see you've added latest main commits, but it still shows as "out-of-date with the base branch"
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Hey @ffuuugor, this one should be good, sorry about that, I'm a little unfamiliar with this haha.
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@ffuuugor merged this pull request in pytorch/opacus@8f1e3d3f6df2d7dbe0779600363d3dc12a32aac7.
added definitions for required parameters target_epsilon, target_delta, epochs. If epochs in make_private_with_epsilon differ from the number of epochs you perform, you'll incorrectly calculate noise level sigma.
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no reference to required parameters in docs
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