Federated learning (FL) is the most practical multi-source learning method for electronic healthcare records (EHR). Despite its guarantee of privacy protection, the wide application of FL is restricted by two large challenges: the heterogeneous EHR systems, and the non-i.i.d. data characteristic. A recent research proposed a framework that unifies heterogeneous EHRs, named UniHPF. We attempt to address both the challenges simultaneously by combining UniHPF and FL. Our study is the first approach to unify heterogeneous EHRs into a single FL framework. This combination provides an average of 3.4% performance gain compared to local learning. We believe that our framework is practically applicable in the real-world FL.
Universal EHR Federated Learning Framework
A framework combining federated learning and UniHPF addresses the challenges of heterogeneous EHR systems and non-i.i.d. data, achieving better performance than local learning.
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- 2022
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- arXiv 2022
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