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FedA2W: adaptive aggregation with weighted loss proximity for non-IID federated learning

Jun 2026 · Neural computing & applications (Print) · Vol 38 · 0 citations · 56 references
Computer Science

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The proposed approach displays improvement in accuracy and uniformity across client accuracy by enhancing the fairness of the federated learning system using a novel distribution-aware algorithm.

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