Advances in healthcare information systems and administration book series,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 321 - 338
Published: Dec. 18, 2023
Federated
learning
has
emerged
as
a
game-changing
approach
in
machine
learning,
allowing
high-quality
centralised
models
to
be
trained
across
network
of
decentralised
clients.
Learning
is
defined
by
the
collaborative
process
that
involves
large
number
customers,
each
whom
contributes
insights
from
their
localised
datasets.
This
critical
cases
where
data
privacy
and
constraints
are
critical.
research
focuses
on
unique
algorithms
built
for
this
situation.
Individual
clients
autonomously
compute
model
changes
based
local
at
iteration,
then
communicate
these
modifications
central
server.
These
client-side
updates
subsequently
aggregated
server,
resulting
construction
an
updated
global
model.
The
challenge
situation
train
efficiently
while
dealing
with
who
have
inconsistent
slow
connections.
Blockchains,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3(1), P. 1 - 1
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Federated
learning
(FL)
has
emerged
as
an
efficient
machine
(ML)
method
with
crucial
privacy
protection
features.
It
is
adapted
for
training
models
in
Internet
of
Things
(IoT)-related
domains,
including
smart
healthcare
systems
(SHSs),
where
the
introduction
IoT
devices
and
technologies
can
arise
various
security
concerns.
However,
FL
cannot
solely
address
all
challenges,
privacy-enhancing
(PETs)
blockchain
are
often
integrated
to
enhance
frameworks
within
SHSs.
The
critical
questions
remain
regarding
how
these
they
contribute
enhancing
This
survey
addresses
by
investigating
recent
advancements
on
combination
PETs
healthcare.
First,
this
emphasizes
integration
into
context.
Second,
challenge
integrating
FL,
it
examines
three
main
technical
dimensions
such
blockchain-enabled
model
storage,
aggregation,
gradient
upload
frameworks.
further
explores
collectively
ensure
integrity
confidentiality
data,
highlighting
their
significance
building
a
trustworthy
SHS
that
safeguards
sensitive
patient
information.
IEEE Open Journal of Vehicular Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5, P. 869 - 906
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
rapid
evolution
of
modern
automobiles
into
intelligent
and
interconnected
entities
presents
new
challenges
in
cybersecurity,
particularly
Intrusion
Detection
Systems
(IDS)
for
In-Vehicle
Networks
(IVNs).
This
survey
paper
offers
an
in-depth
examination
advanced
machine
learning
(ML)
deep
(DL)
approaches
employed
developing
sophisticated
IDS
safeguarding
IVNs
against
potential
cyber-attacks.
Specifically,
we
focus
on
the
Controller
Area
Network
(CAN)
protocol,
which
is
prevalent
in-vehicle
communication
systems,
yet
exhibits
inherent
security
vulnerabilities.
We
propose
a
novel
taxonomy
categorizing
techniques
conventional
ML,
DL,
hybrid
models,
highlighting
their
applicability
detecting
mitigating
various
cyber
threats,
including
spoofing,
eavesdropping,
denial-of-service
attacks.
highlight
transition
from
traditional
signature-based
to
anomaly-based
detection
methods,
emphasizing
significant
advantages
AI-driven
identifying
intrusions.
Our
systematic
review
covers
range
AI
algorithms,
neural
network
such
as
Transformers,
illustrating
effectiveness
applications
within
IVNs.
Additionally,
explore
emerging
technologies,
Federated
Learning
(FL)
Transfer
Learning,
enhance
robustness
adaptability
solutions.
Based
our
thorough
analysis,
identify
key
limitations
current
methodologies
paths
future
research,
focusing
integrating
real-time
data
cross-layer
measures,
collaborative
frameworks.
Information,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(12), P. 755 - 755
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
Deep
learning
(DL)
has
become
a
core
component
of
modern
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
driving
significant
advancements
across
diverse
fields
by
facilitating
the
analysis
complex
systems,
from
protein
folding
in
biology
to
molecular
discovery
chemistry
and
particle
interactions
physics.
However,
field
deep
is
constantly
evolving,
with
recent
innovations
both
architectures
applications.
Therefore,
this
paper
provides
comprehensive
review
DL
advances,
covering
evolution
applications
foundational
models
like
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs)
Recurrent
Neural
Networks
(RNNs),
as
well
such
transformers,
generative
adversarial
(GANs),
capsule
networks,
graph
(GNNs).
Additionally,
discusses
novel
training
techniques,
including
self-supervised
learning,
federated
reinforcement
which
further
enhance
capabilities
models.
By
synthesizing
developments
identifying
current
challenges,
insights
into
state
art
future
directions
research,
offering
valuable
guidance
for
researchers
industry
experts.
International Journal of Intelligent Networks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5, P. 161 - 174
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Electronic
Health
Records
(EHRs)
have
become
an
increasingly
significant
source
of
information
for
healthcare
professionals
and
researchers.
Two
technical
challenges
are
addressed:
motivating
federated
learning
members
to
contribute
their
time
effort,
ensuring
accurate
aggregation
the
global
model
by
centralized
server.
To
overcome
these
issues
establish
a
decentralized
solution,
integration
blockchain
proves
effective,
offering
enhanced
security
privacy
smart
healthcare.
The
proposed
approach
includes
gamified
element
incentivize
recognize
contributions
from
members.
This
research
work
offers
solution
involving
resource
management
within
Internet
Medical
Things
(IoMT)
using
newly
trust
loop
consensus
blockchain.
obtained
raw
data
is
pre-processed
handling
missing
values
adaptive
min-max
normalization.
appropriate
features
selected
with
aid
hybrid
weighted-leader
exponential
distribution
optimization
algorithm.
Because,
multiple
exhibits
varying
levels
variation
across
each
feature.
then
forwarded
training
phase
through
pyramid
squeeze
attention
generative
adversarial
networks
classify
EHR
as
positive
negative.
classification
demonstrates
high
flexibility
scalability,
making
it
applicable
wide
range
network
architectures
various
computer
vision
tasks.
introduced
provides
better
outcomes
in
terms
98.5%
accuracy
99%
validation
over
Information
Mart
Intensive
Care
III
(MIMIC-III)
dataset,
which
more
efficient
than
other
traditional
methods.
Healthcare
systems
could
undergo
a
change
with
the
incorporation
of
Internet
Things
(IoT)
technology,
which
would
allow
for
enhanced
analytics,
real-time
data
monitoring,
and
seamless
communication.
This
chapter
offers
thorough
analysis
IoT
applications
in
healthcare
systems,
emphasizing
their
influence
on
several
facets
delivery,
such
as
patient
care,
digital
health,
preventative
medicine,
remote
future
directions
IoT-enabled
systems.
The
first
section
covers
basic
elements
industry,
including
networks,
sensors,
linked
devices,
cloud-based
platforms.
It
looks
at
how
wearable
smart
devices
that
continuous
health
tracking
processing,
monitoring
can
all
improve
care.
In
context
healthcare,
potential
to
support
personalized
treatment
early
diagnosis
intervention
is
explored.
addition,
investigates
integration
affects
medical
electronic
records,
hospital
management
help
organizations
make
better
decisions,
use
resources
more
effectively,
run
operations
efficiently.
There
also
discussion
difficulties
factors
involved
implementing
IoT,
privacy,
interoperability,
security,
regulatory
compliance.
emphasizes
have
revolutionize
way
global
issues,
managing
chronic
diseases,
aging
populations,
restricted
access
services
places,
are
addressed.
highlights
remove
obstacles
promote
widespread
stakeholders,
technology
developers,
policymakers,
researchers,
providers,
must
work
together.
Finally,
application
presents
plethora
chances
boost
increase
operational
effectiveness,
spur
innovation
provision
services.
however,
need
be
carefully
considered.
system
may
adopt
patient-centered,
data-driven
strategy
enhance
outcomes
by
utilizing
IoT.
will
delivered
age.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(5), P. 1436 - 1436
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Our
research
introduces
a
framework
that
integrates
edge
computing,
quantum
transfer
learning,
and
federated
learning
to
revolutionize
pain
level
assessment
through
ECG
signal
analysis.
The
primary
focus
lies
in
developing
robust,
privacy-preserving
system
accurately
classifies
levels
(low,
medium,
high)
by
leveraging
the
intricate
relationship
between
perception
autonomic
nervous
responses
captured
signals.
At
heart
of
our
methodology
processing
approach
transforms
one-dimensional
signals
into
rich,
two-dimensional
Continuous
Wavelet
Transform
(CWT)
images.
These
transformations
capture
both
temporal
frequency
characteristics
pain-induced
cardiac
variations,
providing
comprehensive
representation
different
intensities.
processes
these
CWT
images
sophisticated
quantum–classical
hybrid
architecture,
where
devices
perform
initial
preprocessing
feature
extraction
while
maintaining
data
privacy.
cornerstone
is
Quantum
Convolutional
Hybrid
Neural
Network
(QCHNN)
harnesses
entanglement
properties
enhance
detection
classification
robustness.
This
quantum-enhanced
seamlessly
integrated
framework,
allowing
distributed
training
across
multiple
healthcare
facilities
preserving
patient
privacy
secure
aggregation
protocols.
QCHNN
demonstrated
remarkable
performance,
achieving
accuracy
94.8%
assessment,
significantly
outperforming
traditional
machine
approaches.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(7), P. 1796 - 1796
Published: April 3, 2025
In
a
distributed
photovoltaic
system,
data
are
affected
by
heterogeneity,
which
leads
to
the
problems
of
low
adaptability
and
poor
accuracy
power
prediction
models.
This
paper
proposes
scheme
based
on
Personalized
Federated
Multi-Task
Learning
(PFL).
The
federal
learning
framework
is
used
enhance
privacy
improve
model’s
performance
in
environment.
A
multi-task
module
added
PFL
solve
problem
that
an
FL
single
global
model
cannot
all
stations.
cbam-itcn
algorithm
was
designed.
By
improving
parallel
pooling
structure
time
series
convolution
network
(TCN),
improved
(iTCN)
established,
channel
attention
mechanism
CBAMANet
highlight
key
meteorological
characteristics’
information
feature
extraction
ability
prediction.
experimental
analysis
shows
CBAM-iTCN
45.06%
42.16%
lower
than
traditional
LSTM,
Mae,
RMSE.
Compared
with
FL,
MAPE
proposed
this
reduced
9.79%,
for
plants
large
deviation,
experiences
18.07%
reduction.