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most citedMulti-Frequency Federated Learning for Human Activity Recognition Using Head-Worn Sensors

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Distributed Subliminal Learning: Replacing Model Updates with Random-Carrier Outputs

Dario Fenoglio, Gabriele Dominici, Martin Gjoreski +1

Collaborative learning typically exchanges model parameters: federated clients communicate updates, while independently adapted foundation models are combined by exchanging adapter…

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SALT-GNN: Handling Dense Neighborhoods in Anti-Money Laundering Graphs via Statistics-Aware Attention

Lidia Losavio, Francesco Sovrano, Dario Fenoglio +2

Money laundering threatens financial stability and exposes institutions to penalties, motivating automated detection. Because laundering schemes often emerge through relational pat…

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Federated Learning with Energy-Based Structured Probabilistic Inference

Dario Fenoglio, Daniil Kirilenko, Martin Gjoreski +1

Federated Learning (FL) enables multiple clients to collaboratively train machine learning models without sharing their local data. However, heterogeneity in client data and the pr…

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Federated Learning with Profile Mapping under Distribution Shifts and Drifts

Mohan Li, Dario Fenoglio, Martin Gjoreski +1

Federated Learning (FL) enables decentralized model training across clients without sharing raw data, but its performance degrades under real-world data heterogeneity. Existing met…

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ERIS: Enhancing the Privacy-Utility-Scalability Trade-Off in Federated Learning via Federated Shard Aggregation

Dario Fenoglio, Pasquale Polverino, Jacopo Quizi +3

Scaling Federated Learning (FL) to billion-parameter models forces a challenging trade-off between privacy, scalability, and model utility. Existing solutions often tackle these ch…

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Federated Concept-Based Models: Interpretable models with distributed supervision

Dario Fenoglio, Arianna Casanova, Francesco De Santis +6

Concept-based Models (CMs) enhance interpretability in deep learning by grounding predictions in human-understandable concepts. However, concept annotations are costly and rarely a…