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Juan Carlos del Rio Romero

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#federated learning Open access Oct 2026

Train with Ramps, Deploy with Ranks: code, results and preprint

A median filter removes impulsive noise by sorting a few neighbouring samples and picking the middle one. Filters of this family (rank-order or order-statistic filters) need no multiplications, cannot be thrown off by a few wild samples, and their output never moves more than their input does. They were popular in the...

Juan Carlos del Rio Romero · 0 citations
#federated learning Open access Oct 2026

Train with Ramps, Deploy with Ranks: Tiny, robust rank-order filters that compete with neural networks

A median filter removes impulsive noise by sorting a few neighbouring samples and picking the middle one. Filters of this family (rank-order or order-statistic filters) need no multiplications, cannot be thrown off by a few wild samples, and their output never moves more than their input does. They were popular in the...

Juan Carlos del Rio Romero · 0 citations
#federated learning Open access Oct 2026

Train with Ramps, Deploy with Ranks: code, results and preprint

A median filter removes impulsive noise by sorting a few neighbouring samples and picking the middle one. Filters of this family (rank-order or order-statistic filters) need no multiplications, cannot be thrown off by a few wild samples, and their output never moves more than their input does. They were popular in the...

Juan Carlos del Rio Romero · 0 citations
#federated learning Open access Oct 2026

Train with Ramps, Deploy with Ranks: Tiny, robust rank-order filters that compete with neural networks

A median filter removes impulsive noise by sorting a few neighbouring samples and picking the middle one. Filters of this family (rank-order or order-statistic filters) need no multiplications, cannot be thrown off by a few wild samples, and their output never moves more than their input does. They were popular in the...

Juan Carlos del Rio Romero · 0 citations

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