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Scalable and Trustworthy Learning in Heterogeneous Networks

AAAI 2025 · Federated learning and privacy › Privacy attacks and secure learning · approach: Private federated aggregation · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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An AAAI 2025 invited-talk abstract summarizing the author's work on scalable and trustworthy federated learning under data heterogeneity, including FedProx, q-FFL, Ditto, and TERM.

Problem

Federated learning across heterogeneous, massive, and unreliable networks faces challenges in scalability, convergence, fairness, robustness to noisy or poisoned data, and privacy, all of which are worsened by data heterogeneity.

Approach

Summarizes a line of work: a proximal term for stable federated optimization (FedProx), a tunable q-parameterized reweighted loss for fairness (q-FFL), a multi-task personalization method (Ditto) for jointly meeting accuracy, fairness and robustness, a tilted ERM objective (TERM) for outliers and distribution shift, and gradient-structure-based DP adaptive optimizers.

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Experimental setup

Builds on: FedProx FedDANE q-FFL Ditto TERM

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