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FED-XID: a novel federated learning based architecture for distributed anomaly detection in smart grids

Oct 2026 · Cluster Computing · Vol 29 · 0 citations · 34 references
Smart Grid Security and Resilience

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FED-XID provides a scalable, lightweight, and deployable solution for anomaly detection in resource-constrained smart grid environments, and significantly reduces privacy exposure through data locality sharing only compact tree structures rather than raw consumption data.

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