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FedHPro: Federated Hyper-Prototype Learning via Gradient Matching

Di Wu, Guansong Pang, Haoran Li, Huan Wang, Jun Shen, Jun Yan, Ousman Manjang, Yanlong Zhai, Zhenyu Yang

Hyper-prototypes aligned by gradient matching from client samples reduce semantic drift in federated prototype learning.

arxiv:2605.13475 v1 · 2026-05-13 · cs.CV

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hyper-prototypes produce a more semantically consistent global signal, and FedHPro achieves state-of-the-art performance on several benchmark datasets under diverse heterogeneous scenarios.

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That matching gradients computed on real client samples will align hyper-prototypes more reliably than averaging local prototypes, without introducing new privacy leakage or optimization instability.

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FedHPro introduces gradient-matched hyper-prototypes plus mutual-contrastive learning to produce semantically consistent global signals and reach state-of-the-art accuracy on heterogeneous image benchmarks.

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[1] Geodesic flow kernel for unsupervised domain adaptation 2066
[2] Learning support and trivial prototypes for interpretable image classification 2062
[3] 12 FedHPro: Federated Hyper-Prototype Learning via Gradient Matching A. Algorithm Pseudo-code Flow In this section, we describe the pseudo-code of our FedHPro in Algorithm 1: 1)Server-Side: we optimiz 2023
[4] for the TinyImageNet dataset. The label skew heterogeneity level of clients is controlled by the standard deviation α of the Dirichlet distribution, and the quantity skew heterogeneity level is contro 2021
[5] is used for skin lesion classification and contains 8,912 training samples and 1,103 testing samples with 7 categories, and each sample’s size is scaled to224∗224 . Then, based on (Kaidi et al., 2019) 2019

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