The field of federated learning is moving towards addressing the challenges of data heterogeneity, privacy, and communication efficiency. Researchers are exploring innovative solutions such as federated distillation, subspace algorithms, and differential privacy to improve the performance and scalability of federated learning models. Notably, the development of frameworks like FLEET and PracMHBench is enabling more comprehensive evaluation and testing of federated learning algorithms. Furthermore, the application of federated learning to real-world problems like object detection in connected autonomous vehicles and human activity recognition is demonstrating its potential for practical impact. Some papers, such as 'Curriculum Guided Personalized Subgraph Federated Learning' and 'Sketched Gaussian Mechanism for Private Federated Learning', are particularly noteworthy for their innovative approaches to mitigating data heterogeneity and improving privacy guarantees.
Advances in Federated Learning
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Centralized vs. Federated Learning for Educational Data Mining: A Comparative Study on Student Performance Prediction with SAEB Microdata
Enabling Federated Object Detection for Connected Autonomous Vehicles: A Deployment-Oriented Evaluation
Strategies for Improving Communication Efficiency in Distributed and Federated Learning: Compression, Local Training, and Personalization