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Flip-med: federated learning for innovative precision medicine - enhancing data privacy and predictive performance

Jul 2026 · Knowledge and Information Systems · Vol 68 · 1 citation · 74 references
Computer Science

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This probe examines the utilization of federated learning enhanced with differential privacy to tackle difficulties while upholding a high level of predicted precision and evaluates the effectiveness of federated models in comparison with typical centralized models by employing sophisticated machine learning techniques.

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