Federated Learning Frameworks for Collaborative Model Training in Privacy-Conscious Distributed Systems

Authors

  • Lamar Artemis Public Health Researcher, Jordan Author

Keywords:

Federated Learning, Distributed Training, Privacy-Preserving AI, Decentralized Systems, Collaborative Learning, Edge Computing, Data Sovereignty

Abstract

Federated Learning (FL) offers a decentralized approach to training machine learning models collaboratively across multiple devices or institutions while preserving data privacy. With increasing concerns around data ownership, regulatory compliance, and distributed computation, FL has emerged as a pivotal framework in privacy-conscious model training. This paper explores foundational federated learning frameworks available, analyzes their architectural design, privacy mechanisms, and performance trade-offs, and highlights unresolved challenges. We also discuss future opportunities and visualize common FL pipelines and models, concluding with a review of existing literature to identify research gaps.

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Published

2021-03-21