A federated learning differential privacy algorithm for non-Gaussian heterogeneous data

Author:

Yang Xinyu,Wu Weisan

Abstract

AbstractMulti-center heterogeneous data are a hot topic in federated learning. The data of clients and centers do not follow a normal distribution, posing significant challenges to learning. Based on the assumption that the client data have a multivariate skewed normal distribution, we improve the DP-Fed-mv-PPCA model. We use a Bayesian framework to construct prior distributions of local parameters and use expectation maximization and pseudo-Newton algorithms to obtain robust parameter estimates. Then, the clipping algorithm and differential privacy algorithm are used to solve the problem in which the model parameters do not have a display solution and achieve privacy guarantee. Furthermore, we verified the effectiveness of our model using synthetic and actual data from the Internet of vehicles.

Funder

education science planning foundation of Jilin

Natural Science Foundation of Jilin Province

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Multidisciplinary

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