Assessing Wearable Human Activity Recognition Systems Against Data Poisoning Attacks in Differentially-Private Federated Learning
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1. Robert Morris University,Department of Computer and Information Systems,PA,USA
2. Southern Illinois University,School of Computing,Carbondale,USA,IL 62901
3. Bosch Engineering North America,Farmington Hills,MI,USA
Publisher
IEEE
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http://xplorestaging.ieee.org/ielx7/10207555/10207557/10207617.pdf?arnumber=10207617
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