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7 Appendix Figure 5: Comparison of GenStat architecture to selected graph generative models. 7.1 Proofs 7.1.1 Proposition 1 Let p

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Figure 5: Comparison of GenStat architecture to selected graph generative models. This proof uses two properties of LDP: composability and immunity to post-processing [2]. Figure 6 illustrates the PGM of Randomized algorithms. The GGM parameters are a function of the perturbed graph statistics as learning input. The implementation can be easily extended to directed graphs. A statistics-based GGM that takes the degree sequence as sufficient statistics [5].




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