Federated learning in food research
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| author | Fendor, Zuzanna van der Velden, Bas H. M. Wang, Xinxin Carnoli, Andrea Jr. Mutlu, Osman Hürriyetoğlu, Ali |
| author_facet | Fendor, Zuzanna van der Velden, Bas H. M. Wang, Xinxin Carnoli, Andrea Jr. Mutlu, Osman Hürriyetoğlu, Ali |
| contents | Research in the food domain is at times limited due to data sharing obstacles, such as data ownership, privacy requirements, and regulations. While important, these obstacles can restrict data-driven methods such as machine learning. Federated learning, the approach of training models on locally kept data and only sharing the learned parameters, is a potential technique to alleviate data sharing obstacles. This systematic review investigates the use of federated learning within the food domain, structures included papers in a federated learning framework, highlights knowledge gaps, and discusses potential applications. A total of 41 papers were included in the review. The current applications include solutions to water and milk quality assessment, cybersecurity of water processing, pesticide residue risk analysis, weed detection, and fraud detection, focusing on centralized horizontal federated learning. One of the gaps found was the lack of vertical or transfer federated learning and decentralized architectures. |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | Federated learning in food research Fendor, Zuzanna van der Velden, Bas H. M. Wang, Xinxin Carnoli, Andrea Jr. Mutlu, Osman Hürriyetoğlu, Ali Machine Learning Research in the food domain is at times limited due to data sharing obstacles, such as data ownership, privacy requirements, and regulations. While important, these obstacles can restrict data-driven methods such as machine learning. Federated learning, the approach of training models on locally kept data and only sharing the learned parameters, is a potential technique to alleviate data sharing obstacles. This systematic review investigates the use of federated learning within the food domain, structures included papers in a federated learning framework, highlights knowledge gaps, and discusses potential applications. A total of 41 papers were included in the review. The current applications include solutions to water and milk quality assessment, cybersecurity of water processing, pesticide residue risk analysis, weed detection, and fraud detection, focusing on centralized horizontal federated learning. One of the gaps found was the lack of vertical or transfer federated learning and decentralized architectures. |
| title | Federated learning in food research |
| topic | Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.06202 |