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Dynamic Trust-Aware Federated Aggregation for Privacy-Aware Multicentric Healthcare AI

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This paper proposes Dynamic Trust-Aware Federated Aggregation (DTAFA), which evaluates each participating site through gradient quality, behavioral consistency, and data integrity, then smooths the resulting trust score across rounds, and combines cohort size, smoothed trust, and a current-round quality gate.

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