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    • Machine learning (ML) has achieved significant success in autonomous systems.
    • Growing challenges in ML include privacy, security, interpretability, explainability, credibility, and computational sustainability.
    • Existing ML frameworks often struggle to address these multifaceted issues cohesively.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a unified framework for machine learning using granular computing principles.
    • To demonstrate how granular computing can address key ML challenges.
    • To introduce a novel data-knowledge environment for seamless data and knowledge integration in ML.

    Main Methods:

    • Conceptual and algorithmic integration of machine learning within granular computing.
    • Utilizing granular computing's abstraction levels to quantify ML construct credibility.
    • Developing a unified data-knowledge environment for ML through granular embedding and loss functions.
    • Investigating knowledge-data integration at data and model levels, including symbolic and physics-oriented models.

    Main Results:

    • Granular computing provides a unified approach to tackle ML challenges such as privacy, interpretability, and credibility.
    • The level of abstraction in granular computing is crucial for interpreting and quantifying the credibility of ML models.
    • A novel framework for seamless data and knowledge integration in ML is introduced, enhancing model robustness and explainability.
    • Effective knowledge-data integration strategies at both data and model levels were explored and validated.

    Conclusions:

    • Granular computing offers a promising paradigm for advancing machine learning by addressing its inherent challenges.
    • The proposed unified framework enhances the trustworthiness, interpretability, and sustainability of ML systems.
    • Future research should focus on further developing and applying granular computing principles across diverse ML domains.