The content discusses the use of coupled tensor train decomposition for federated learning networks to ensure data privacy protection while maintaining computational efficiency. The proposed method extracts common features across different network nodes, demonstrating superior performance over existing methods in terms of accuracy and communication rounds.
Coupled tensor decomposition is applied in a distributed setting to extract shared and individual features from multi-way data sources. The approach ensures privacy preservation by sharing common features while keeping personal information private. Experimental results on synthetic and real datasets validate the effectiveness of the proposed method in achieving accurate classification performance comparable to centralized counterparts.
Key points include the introduction of a coupled tensor train model, development of a privacy-preserving distributed method tailored for federated learning, instantiation for master-slave and decentralized network structures, comparison with existing methods using synthetic and real datasets, and evaluation of algorithm parameter settings.
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