arXiv Machine Learning By Tianze Wang, Zhiqi Bu, Linjun Zhang

Towards Hyperparameter Transfer for Differentially Private Optimization

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The paper introduces DP‑µP, a framework that extends Maximal Update Parametrization to differential privacy settings. By analyzing gradient clipping, noise injection, and feature learning, it derives a signal‑to‑noise ratio condition and spectral scaling rules for DP‑SGD, DP‑Adam, and DP‑Muon optimizers. Experiments show that DP‑µP enables zero‑shot transfer of learning rates across model widths on MLP, ViT, and GPT‑2, matching or surpassing tuned baselines while cutting computational costs.

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