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Enhancing One-Shot Federated Learning Through Data and Ensemble Co-Boosting

ICLR 2024 · Federated learning and privacy › Personalized and heterogeneous FL · approach: Federated learning with pretrained models · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Co-Boosting, a one-shot federated learning method that mutually boosts synthetic hard-sample data and ensemble client weights, then distills the server model, without modifying local training or transmitting extra data.

Problem

One-shot federated learning (OFL) aggregates client models into a server model in a single round, but server performance depends on both synthetic data quality and ensemble quality, and existing methods improve only one of them or require local training changes or extra transmissions.

Approach

Generate hard synthetic samples adversarially from the current ensemble (hard-sample loss plus adversarial KL loss and on-the-fly perturbation), use these samples to learn ensemble mixing weights over client logits via sign-gradient updates, and iterate so data and ensemble co-improve before distilling the server model.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use Co-Boosting instead of the strongest listed baseline, FedDFone-shot federated learning server model · MNIST, Dir(0.1)test accuracy: 87.91$\pm$0.92 -> 94.44$\pm$1.02Helped
use Co-Boosting instead of the strongest listed baseline, DENSEone-shot federated learning server model · FMNIST, Dir(0.1)test accuracy: 69.43$\pm$1.94 -> 74.86$\pm$1.70Helped
use Co-Boosting instead of the strongest listed baseline, FedDFone-shot federated learning server model · SVHN, Dir(0.1)test accuracy: 68.98$\pm$0.63 -> 72.88$\pm$1.19Helped
use Co-Boosting instead of the strongest listed baseline, DENSEone-shot federated learning server model · CIFAR-10, Dir(0.1)test accuracy: 47.80$\pm$1.21 -> 57.09$\pm$0.94Helped
use Co-Boosting instead of the strongest listed baseline, DENSEone-shot federated learning server model · CIFAR-100, Dir(0.1)test accuracy: 22.21$\pm$1.41 -> 23.59$\pm$1.27Helped
add hard-sample generation loss (GHS) (ablation)Co-Boosting · SVHN, Dir(0.05), 10 clientstest accuracy: 58.46 -> 61.18Helped
add on-the-fly diverse hard samples (DHS) (ablation)Co-Boosting · SVHN, Dir(0.05), 10 clientstest accuracy: 58.46 -> 61.38Helped
add ensemble enhancement through reweighting (EE) (ablation)Co-Boosting · SVHN, Dir(0.05), 10 clientstest accuracy: 58.46 -> 62.67Helped
add DHS and EE, without GHS (ablation)Co-Boosting · SVHN, Dir(0.05), 10 clientstest accuracy: 58.46 -> 63.42Helped
add GHS and DHS, without EE (ablation)Co-Boosting · SVHN, Dir(0.05), 10 clientstest accuracy: 58.46 -> 62.46Helped
add GHS and EE, without DHS (ablation)Co-Boosting · SVHN, Dir(0.05), 10 clientstest accuracy: 58.46 -> 64.40Helped
add GHS, DHS, and EE together (ablation)Co-Boosting · SVHN, Dir(0.05), 10 clientstest accuracy: 58.46 -> 65.40Helped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: MNIST FMNIST SVHN CIFAR-10 CIFAR-100 Tiny-ImageNet MNIST-M PACS

Benchmarks: MNIST FMNIST SVHN CIFAR-10 CIFAR-100

Metrics: test accuracy

Baselines: FedAvg FedDF F-ADI F-DAFL DENSE FedENS DW-FedENS

Builds on: DENSE FedDF DAFL ADI FedAvg

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