对于模型-异质联合学习的Allosteric特征协作

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Baoyao Yang, Pong C Yuen, Yiqun Zhang

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    本研究介绍了用于模型异质联合学习 (M-hete FL) 的Allosteric特征协作 (AlFeCo). AlFeCo能够在结构不同的客户端模型之间进行知识交换,从而提高协作学习的性能.

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