부산대학교 도서관

Federated Learning (FL) is a practical approach to alleviate the problem of “Data Island” pain caused by privacy leakage in artificial intelligence (AI) security research. It enables multiple users to train a shared machine learning model cooperatively without uploading private data sets. However, in the process of FL model training, effectively coordinating the communication between participants and clients is the key to improving model training performance. The existing FL algorithms cannot balance model performance and accuracy stability. This paper proposes a novel FL algorithm based on a backup update of model version parameters (FedAvu). Adding a model version to help the server and client execute different training processes can improve the training efficiency and ensure the stability of the training accuracy. Experimental test results show that the proposed method can achieve better training efficiency on MNIST and CIFAR-10 data sets than existing algorithms.