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Image Style Transfer-Empowered Federated Domain Generalization
Summary
This study introduces a federated learning method using image style transfer to improve model generalization across different data domains. It enhances collaborative training by optimizing client contributions for better performance on unseen data.
Area of Science:
- Machine Learning
- Computer Vision
- Data Science
Background:
- Federated learning enables privacy-preserving collaborative model training.
- Domain shift due to data heterogeneity hinders federated learning generalization.
- Existing methods struggle with diverse, unseen target domains.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose an image style transfer-empowered federated domain generalization method.
- To enhance the generalization performance of federated learning models.
- To address the challenge of domain shift in practical federated learning applications.
Main Methods:
- Enriching local data diversity using image style transfer.
- Implementing predictive consistency regularization for stable outputs and domain-invariant features.
- Developing a generalization capability-aware aggregation weight optimization strategy using simulated target domains.
Main Results:
- The proposed method achieves higher average test accuracy and faster convergence on PACS and Office-Home datasets.
- Experiments on the Camelyon17 dataset confirm the method's robustness and practical applicability.
- Validation of both local regularization and aggregation weight optimization strategies.
Conclusions:
- The image style transfer-empowered federated domain generalization method effectively improves model performance on unseen domains.
- The predictive consistency regularization and adaptive aggregation strategies enhance generalization capabilities.
- The approach demonstrates robustness and practical utility in real-world scenarios.
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