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Federated Learning enables visual models to be trained in a privacy-preserving way using real-world data from mobile devices. Given their distributed nature, the statistics of the data across these devices is likely to differ significantly. In this work, we look at the effect such non-identical data distributions has o…
Federated Learning is introduced to protect privacy by distributing training data into multiple parties. Each party trains its own model and a meta-model is constructed from the sub models. In this way the details of the data are not disclosed in between each party. In this paper we investigate the model interpretation…
Federated Machine Learning (FML) creates an ecosystem for multiple parties to collaborate on building models while protecting data privacy for the participants. A measure of the contribution for each party in FML enables fair credits allocation. In this paper we develop simple but powerful techniques to fairly calculat…
In this article, we initiate a geometric measure theoretic approach to symplectic Hodge theory. In particular, we apply one of the central results in geometric measure theory, the Federer-Fleming deformation theorem, together with the cohomology theory of normal cur- rents on a differential manifold, to establish a fun…
Graph-based multimodal federated learning for HAR improves accuracy and privacy.
problem Challenges in HAR due to noisy data, incomplete measurements, and privacy concerns.
method Proposes GraMFedDHAR, a Graph-based Multimodal Federated Learning framework for HAR tasks, using modality-specific graphs, residual GCNs, and attention-based fusion.
result Experimental results show up to 13 percent performance improvement for MultiModalGCN under differential privacy constraints.
This work analyzes aggregation strategies for Bayesian deep learning models in federated learning.
problem Improper aggregation of Bayesian deep learning models in federated learning leads to sub-optimal performance.
method Six aggregation strategies for Bayesian deep learning models are analyzed using CIFAR-10 dataset and a fully variational ResNet-20 architecture.
result Aggregation strategy is a key hyperparameter affecting accuracy, calibration, uncertainty quantification, training stability, and client compute requirements.
We extend the Besicovitch-Federer projection theorem to transversal families of mappings. As an application we show that on a certain class of Riemann surfaces with constant negative curvature and with boundary, there exist natural 2-dimensional measures invariant under the geodesic flow having 2-dimensional supports s…
Recent works have shown that applying Machine Learning to Electronic Health Records (EHR) can strongly accelerate precision medicine. This requires developing models based on diverse EHR sources. Federated Learning (FL) has enabled predictive modeling using distributed training which lifted the need of sharing data and…
A framework to compare federated learning algorithms in high-dimensional settings.
problem Comparing the performance of federated learning algorithms in high-dimensional settings.
method Formulating federated learning as a multi-criterion objective and analyzing a linear regression model.
result Federated Averaging with simple client fine-tuning achieves the same asymptotic risk as more intricate approaches and outperforms without personalization.
Federated learning has been a hot research topic in enabling the collaborative training of machine learning models among different organizations under the privacy restrictions. As researchers try to support more machine learning models with different privacy-preserving approaches, there is a requirement in developing s…
This work analyzes generalization in federated learning using information theory.
problem Generalization performance in federated learning is less explored compared to centralized learning.
method The work applies an information-theoretic analysis via the conditional mutual information (CMI) framework to study federated learning's two-level generalization.
result The work derives multiple CMI-based bounds, including hypothesis-based CMI bounds and fast-rate evaluated CMI bounds, which improve convergence rates for specific model aggregation strategies and structured loss functions.