Course Outline

Introduction to Federated Learning

  • Comparison of traditional AI training methods with federated learning
  • Core principles and benefits of federated learning
  • Applications of federated learning in Edge AI for government

Federated Learning Architecture and Workflow

  • Exploring client-server and peer-to-peer models in federated learning
  • Strategies for data partitioning and decentralized model training
  • Communication protocols and aggregation techniques

Implementing Federated Learning with TensorFlow Federated

  • Configuring TensorFlow Federated for distributed AI training in government environments
  • Constructing federated learning models using Python
  • Simulating federated learning on edge devices

Federated Learning with PyTorch and OpenFL

  • Overview of OpenFL for federated learning in government applications
  • Developing PyTorch-based federated models
  • Customizing federated aggregation methods

Optimizing Performance for Edge AI

  • Enhancing hardware acceleration for federated learning
  • Minimizing communication overhead and latency
  • Implementing adaptive learning strategies for resource-constrained devices

Data Privacy and Security in Federated Learning

  • Privacy-preserving techniques such as Secure Aggregation, Differential Privacy, and Homomorphic Encryption
  • Addressing data leakage risks in federated AI models
  • Ensuring regulatory compliance and ethical considerations for government

Deploying Federated Learning Systems

  • Establishing federated learning on real edge devices for government use
  • Monitoring and updating federated models in a secure manner
  • Scaling federated learning deployments in enterprise environments for government

Future Trends and Case Studies

  • Current research trends in federated learning and Edge AI for government applications
  • Real-world case studies in healthcare, finance, and IoT for government sectors
  • Next steps for advancing federated learning solutions for government

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • A strong understanding of machine learning and deep learning concepts for government applications.
  • Experience with Python programming and AI frameworks such as PyTorch, TensorFlow, or similar tools.
  • Basic knowledge of distributed computing and networking principles.
  • Familiarity with data privacy and security concepts in the context of AI for government use.

Audience

  • AI researchers
  • Data scientists
  • Security specialists
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