Abstract
To enable practical federated learning, we have to not only improve the efficiency but also address the incentive and fairness concerns. In this talk, I will delve into the challenges in valuation and personalization in federated learning and share our recent endeavours. Particularly, valuation in federated learning seeks to allocate credits to participants in a just and equitable manner. Personalization in federated learning addresses the individual needs of participants. In the context of federated learning, those problems have some unique challenges. For example, the federated learning process is often run only once and many participants may not be consulted in every round. I will discuss the intuitions and ideas of our latest methods and also discuss some challenges and opportunities for future work.
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Dr. James Zou
Associate Professor Stanford University |
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Apr 25, 2024 (Thu) 10:00am, WLB 104 |
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Prof. Xilin Chen
Professor Institute of Computing Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences |
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Feb 19, 2024 (Mon) 10:00am, WLB 210 |
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Prof. Chengqi Zhang
Pro Vice-Chancellor and Distinguished Professor University of Technology Sydney General Chair of IJCAI-2024 |
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Sep 4, 2023 (Mon) 10:00am, SWT 501 |
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