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Sok: Secure aggregation based on cryptographic schemes for federated learning

Mansouri et al., 2023

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15076861285007780425
Author
Mansouri M
Önen M
Jaballah W
Conti M
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Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies

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Secure aggregation consists of computing the sum of data collected from multiple sources without disclosing these individual inputs. Secure aggregation has been found useful for various applications ranging from electronic voting to smart grid measurements. Recently …
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