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2021
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Daniel L. Felps, Amelia D. Schwickerath, Joyce D. Williams, Trung N. Vuong, Alan Briggs, Matthew Hunt, Evan Sakmar, David D. Saranchak, Tyler Shumaker:
Class Clown: Data Redaction in Machine Unlearning at Enterprise Scale. ICORES 2021: 7-14

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2020
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Daniel L. Felps, Amelia D. Schwickerath, Joyce D. Williams, Trung N. Vuong, Alan Briggs, Matthew Hunt, Evan Sakmar, David D. Saranchak, Tyler Shumaker:
Bootstrap Aggregation for Point-based Generalized Membership Inference Attacks. CoRR abs/2011.08738 (2020)
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Daniel L. Felps, Amelia D. Schwickerath, Joyce D. Williams, Trung N. Vuong, Alan Briggs, Matthew Hunt, Evan Sakmar, David D. Saranchak, Tyler Shumaker:
Class Clown: Data Redaction in Machine Unlearning at Enterprise Scale. CoRR abs/2012.04699 (2020)

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