The field of federated learning is moving towards developing more robust and privacy-preserving methods for collaborative model training. Recent research has focused on addressing challenges such as data heterogeneity, client drift, and adversarial attacks. Notably, advancements in differential privacy, robust aggregation methods, and personalized federated learning have shown promising results in improving model performance and protecting sensitive data. Furthermore, the development of novel frameworks and algorithms, such as DP-RTFL, CADRE, and FedAux, has enabled more efficient and effective federated learning in various applications, including healthcare and finance. Additionally, research on federated learning for specific tasks, such as GI endoscopy image classification and object-centric representation learning, has demonstrated the potential of federated learning in real-world scenarios. Overall, the field is advancing towards more secure, efficient, and personalized federated learning methods. Noteworthy papers include DP-RTFL, which introduces a differentially private resilient temporal federated learning framework, and FedAux, which proposes a personalized subgraph federated learning approach.
Advances in Federated Learning for Privacy-Preserving AI
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DP-RTFL: Differentially Private Resilient Temporal Federated Learning for Trustworthy AI in Regulated Industries
Lightweight Relational Embedding in Task-Interpolated Few-Shot Networks for Enhanced Gastrointestinal Disease Classification
Enhancing Convergence, Privacy and Fairness for Wireless Personalized Federated Learning: Quantization-Assisted Min-Max Fair Scheduling
Privacy-Preserving Federated Convex Optimization: Balancing Partial-Participation and Efficiency via Noise Cancellation