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for Human Activity Recognition: Overview, Advances, and Challenges

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This paper provides a comprehensive survey of the integration of FL into HAR applications, providing an in-depth analysis of recent advances and their practical implications, and explores key advances in FL-based HAR methodologies, including model architectures, optimization techniques, and different applications.

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