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An Efficient and Robust System for Vertically Federated Random Forest

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arxiv 2201.10761 v1 pith:4CQJ72UA submitted 2022-01-26 cs.LG cs.CRcs.DC

classification cs.LGcs.CRcs.DC
keywords federatedverticallydatalearningsystemalgorithmsbeenforest
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As there is a growing interest in utilizing data across multiple resources to build better machine learning models, many vertically federated learning algorithms have been proposed to preserve the data privacy of the participating organizations. However, the efficiency of existing vertically federated learning algorithms remains to be a big problem, especially when applied to large-scale real-world datasets. In this paper, we present a fast, accurate, scalable and yet robust system for vertically federated random forest. With extensive optimization, we achieved $5\times$ and $83\times$ speed up over the SOTA SecureBoost model \cite{cheng2019secureboost} for training and serving tasks. Moreover, the proposed system can achieve similar accuracy but with favorable scalability and partition tolerance. Our code has been made public to facilitate the development of the community and the protection of user data privacy.

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