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We should eliminate the class of queries on unsized datasets where the definition of neighboring is based on the substitution distance. The set of neighboring datasets excludes all datasets with a different size, as the substitution distance between any two datasets of a different size is infinite. This is a pretty ill construction, as it leads to strange cases where we artificially inflate the sensitivity- like the sensitivity of count queries in the substitution distance.
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We should eliminate the class of queries on unsized datasets where the definition of neighboring is based on the substitution distance. The set of neighboring datasets excludes all datasets with a different size, as the substitution distance between any two datasets of a different size is infinite. This is a pretty ill construction, as it leads to strange cases where we artificially inflate the sensitivity- like the sensitivity of count queries in the substitution distance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: