SC-DN establishes a global first-order stationary point per round and solves a mixed-integer signomial program to optimize four control variables for VFL, yielding better classification performance and lower resource use than greedy baselines on image and multi-modal data.
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Optimizing Server Placement for Vertical Federated Learning in Dynamic Edge/Fog Networks
SC-DN establishes a global first-order stationary point per round and solves a mixed-integer signomial program to optimize four control variables for VFL, yielding better classification performance and lower resource use than greedy baselines on image and multi-modal data.
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A Comparative Study of Federated Learning Aggregation Strategies under Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Data Distributions
Federated aggregation strategies show distinct performance trade-offs in accuracy, loss, and efficiency depending on whether client data distributions are homogeneous or heterogeneous.