We propose , a lightweight synthetic data generator with guarantees. uses a novel hierarchical decomposition that approximates the input’s cumulative distribution function (CDF) in bounded memory. It balances hierarchy depth, noise addition, and pruning of low-frequency subdomains while preserving frequent ones. Private sketches estimate subdomain frequencies efficiently without full data access. A key feature is the pruning parameter , which controls the trade-off between space and utility. We define the skew measure , capturing all but the top subdomain frequencies. Given a dataset , uses space and, for input domain , ensures -differential privacy. It yields a generator with expected Wasserstein distance: from the empirical distribution. This parameterized trade-off offers a level of flexibility unavailable in prior work. We also provide interpretable utility bounds that account for hierarchy depth, privacy noise, pruning, and frequency estimation errors.

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