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Graph Spectral Client Scheduling for Reliable Federated Learning in Safety-Critical LEO Satellite Networks

Sep 2026 · Machine-mediated learning · Vol 115 · 0 citations · 21 references

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It is argued that minimum per node performance guarantees must become a primary evaluation criterion for safety critical FL, as aggregate metrics conceal catastrophic localized failures that graph spectral scheduling is uniquely positioned to prevent.

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