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Lightweight and secure federated learning in IoT – A decentralized client selection approach

Aug 2026 · Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering · Vol 22 · 0 citations · 42 references

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Results demonstrate the practicality of integrating predictive intelligence and decentralized coordination for scalable and secure FL, and avoids overloading any single node and ensures fault-tolerant, adaptive selection through continuous monitoring and helper-assisted data gathering.

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