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Concavity guarantees the stability of privacy filtering in PFR: the concavity of the scoring function ensures that the impact of adding or removing one record on the overall score distribution is controllable, making the privacy analysis of the filtering step feasible; with non-concave functions it is difficult to allocate the privacy budget precisely.
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