A comprehensive survey on federated learning techniques for healthcare informatics
Open accessAbstract
Healthcare is predominantly regarded as a crucial consideration in promoting the general physical and mental health and well‐being of people around the world. The amount of data generated by healthcare systems is enormous, making it challenging to manage. Many machine learning (ML) approaches were implemented to develop dependable and robust solutions to handle the data. ML cannot fully utilize data due to privacy concerns. This primarily happens in the case of medical data. Due to a lack of precise clinical data, the application of ML for the same is challenging and may not yield desired results. Federated learning (FL), which is a recent development in ML where the computation is offloaded to the source of data, appears to be a promising solution to this problem. In this study, we present a detailed survey of applications of FL for healthcare informatics. We initiate a discussion on the need for FL in the healthcare domain, followed by a review of recent review papers. We focus on the fundamentals of FL and the major motivations behind FL for healthcare applications. We then present the applications of FL along with recent state of the art in several verticals of healthcare. Then, lessons learned, open issues, and challenges that are yet to be solved are also highlighted. This is followed by future directions that give directions to the prospective researchers willing to do their research in this domain.
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TL;DR
This survey reviews federated learning (FL) for healthcare informatics, arguing that FL enables multi-institution collaboration without centralizing sensitive patient data. It covers applications in medical imaging, IoT-based smart healthcare, EHR management, health cooperation, and COVID-19 outbreak prediction, then outlines challenges and future directions.
Key findings
- FL is presented as a privacy-preserving alternative to centralized ML for healthcare, allowing data to remain local while models are shared; the survey notes FL was first proposed by Google in 2016 for Gboard, which supports more than 600 languages.
- In COVID-19, the survey cites Xu et al.’s multi-institution chest CT study in Wuhan, China, as achieving improved detection sensitivity, and Vaid et al.’s finding that FL-based models outperformed locally trained predictive models for 7-day mortality in hospitalized patients.
- Major challenges identified include privacy versus performance tradeoffs, trusted versus nontrusted collaboration, data breaches via model updates/gradients, non-IID data causing FedAvg failures, traceability and accountability, system architecture, client management, and health dataset issues.
- Future directions highlighted include Healthcare 5.0, digital twins, blockchain, collaborative robots, explainable AI, and 6G integration.
Methods
- Design: a comprehensive narrative survey/state-of-the-art review of FL for healthcare informatics, covering fundamentals, motivations, applications, lessons learned, open issues, challenges, and future directions.
- Data or sample: literature and prior studies; no primary dataset or experiments were conducted. Examples span medical imaging (MRI, brain tumor segmentation, skin disease, thyroid ultrasound, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), IoT/EHR systems, health cooperation, and COVID-19.
- Main analysis: qualitative synthesis organized by healthcare verticals and challenge categories, with summary tables of key findings from reviewed works.
Limitations
- The paper does not explicitly state limitations of its own survey; it states that open challenges remain, including privacy-preserving hyperparameter optimization, entity resolution for vertically split data, efficient encryption, and many unanswered technical questions.
- Evident from the text: no formal systematic review protocol, search strategy, inclusion/exclusion criteria, or quantitative meta-analysis is described; it is a narrative survey without primary experiments.
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FL enables healthcare records located across different institutions to be connected without revealing personal information.
“FL enables healthcare records that are located across different institutions to be connected without revealing personal information [11].”
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FL prevents sensitive training data movement beyond its firewalls.
“The strength of FL substitutes to prevent sensitive training data movement beyond its firewalls.”
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FL has distinct privacy advantages over ML models.
“FL has distinct privacy advantages over ML models [14, 15].”
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FL was demonstrated for brain tumor segmentation.
“A complete brain part of an MRI [55] is helpful, and for brain tumor segmentation [56], the usage and advantages of FL were further demonstrated.”
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FL has developed a system that makes it possible for doctors to use data from multiple medical institutions without sharing patient data across them.
“FL has developed a system that makes it possible for doctors to use data from multiple medical institutions without sharing patient data across them [62].”
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FL is a privacy-preserving AI model to identify brain tumors.
“FL is a privacy-preserving AI model to identify brain tumors.”
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Experts in healthcare and life sciences can use FL to solve the unique problem of data governance by training algorithms behind the hospital's firewall and only sharing models so that data remain secure.
“The experts in healthcare and life sciences can use FL to solve the unique problem of data governance by training algorithms behind the hospital's firewall and only sharing models so that data remain secure [31].”
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- Interpretationnone given
FL will help in detecting various diseases.
“FL will help in detecting various diseases as shown in Figure 6.”
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An FL-based system can make use of MRI data from several institutions while protecting patients' privacy.
“To address this issue, we offer an FL-based system that makes use of MRI data from several institutions while protecting patients' privacy [53].”
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FL allowed medical professionals to assess the intensity of skin disease.
“FL allowed medical professionals to assess the intensity of skin disease.”
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Ensuring data protection from public sources shared with its server or storage system is an issue.
“Ensuring data protection from public sources shared with its server or storage system is an issue [65].”
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EHR information is used for detecting FL's adverse drug reactions (ADRs).
“EHR information is used for detecting FL's adverse drug reactions (ADRs).”
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Differential privacy strategies can help enhance the protection of personal data for the learning of FL-based EHRs.
“To tackle this problem, differential privacy strategies can help enhance the protection of personal data for the learning of FL-based EHRs [69].”
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FL-based healthcare imaging architectures protect patient privacy as a key feature.
“FL-based healthcare imaging architectures protect patient privacy as a key feature [72].”
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Execution integrity is fundamental to traceability and accountability in nontrusted federations.
“Execution integrity is fundamental to traceability and accountability in nontrusted federations [31].”
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- Interpretationreasoning
Based on the observations from several states of the art, FL developed a system that allows doctors to access patient data across multiple hospitals without constantly transferring patient information.
“Based on the observations from several states of the art, FL developed a system that allows doctors to access patient data across multiple hospitals without constantly transferring patient information.”
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A study by Vaid et al. found that FL-based models tended to perform better than locally trained predictive models when using data from medical centers to predict 7-day mortality in hospitalized patients.
“A study by Vaid et al. [92] published recently found that FL-based models tended to perform better than locally trained predictive models when using data from medical centers to predict 7-day mortality in hospitalized patients.”
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The observations can indeed effectively leak personal information required for regional development, such as reversal model updates, gradients, and opponents.
“Nevertheless, the observations can indeed effectively leak personal information required for regional development, such as reversal [97] model updates, gradients [98], and opponents.”
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These methods have a tradeoff when it comes to performance, which may cause the final model to be inaccurate.
“However, these methods have a tradeoff when it comes to performance, which may cause the final model to be inaccurate [48].”
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FL can enable healthcare operations to manage EHRs centrally and with privacy preserved, by collaborating with multiple medical institutions to build intelligent EHR systems.
“A lesson to be learned from this is that the FL can enable healthcare operations to manage EHRs centrally and with privacy preserved, by collaborating with multiple medical institutions to build intelligent EHR systems.”
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Computing resources and networks are typically better suited to large-scale FL in healthcare institutions than in consumer devices.
“Computing resources and networks are typically better suited to large-scale FL in healthcare institutions than in consumer devices [31].”
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FL proved to be more efficient compared to traditional ML models in COVID detection.
“FL proved to be more efficient compared to traditional ML models in COVID detection.”
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Heterogeneity of data may lead to a situation in which local solutions are not optimal for global solutions.
“Furthermore, heterogeneity of data may lead to a situation in which local solutions are not optimal for global solutions.”
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FL has developed as a distributed collaborative AI approach that has the ability to enable a wide range of intelligent IoT applications by allowing AI training at distributed IoT devices without the need for data exchange.
“FL has developed as a distributed collaborative AI approach that has the ability to enable a wide range of intelligent IoT applications by allowing AI training at distributed IoT devices without the need for data exchange [93].”
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FL offers a level of privacy preservation that is superior to the current commercially available ML models in terms of protection.
“FL offers a level of privacy preservation that is superior to the current commercially available ML models in terms of protection [94].”
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Patients' medical information is usually not shared across FL devices and hospitals.
“Patients' medical information is usually not shared across FL devices and hospitals.”
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Implementing FL-based edge intelligence in 6G will bring enhanced privacy of the system.
“However, implementing FL-based Edge intelligence in 6G will bring in improved performance, ultralow latency service, and enhanced privacy of the system [114].”
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- Rests on an assumption: A large number of IoMT devices with massive data in the 6G era will force individuals to deploy efficient machine learning and AI-based algorithms to provide high-quality services.
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Implementing FL-based edge intelligence in 6G will bring ultralow latency service.
“However, implementing FL-based Edge intelligence in 6G will bring in improved performance, ultralow latency service, and enhanced privacy of the system [114].”
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- Rests on an assumption: A large number of IoMT devices with massive data in the 6G era will force individuals to deploy efficient machine learning and AI-based algorithms to provide high-quality services.
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Premisenone givenFL allows multiple parties to collaborate on model training without exchanging or centralizing datasets.
“FL makes it possible for several parties to work together without exchanging or centralizing datasets.”
- Also stated in: § 3.4. Main Contributions of the Survey · plain
“FL facilitates communication between various parties without the need to communicate or centralize data, thereby resolving issues with critical health information.”
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PremisecitationFL reduces data security and privacy concerns by maintaining local data stores, unlike centralized ML which requires datasets to reside on a single server.
“In contrast to traditional centralized ML methods, which require datasets to reside on a single server, FL minimizes security and privacy concerns by keeping local data stores [12, 13].”
- Also stated in: § 3.3. Motivations of Using FL for Healthcare · plain
“FL reduces data security and privacy concerns by maintaining local data stores, as opposed to centralized ML techniques, which require datasets to reside on one server [51].”
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Premisenone givenFL offers great assurances on analytics of health data.
“FL offers great assurances on analytics of health data.”
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Premisenone givenFedHealth creates capable ML models based on FL and homomorphic encryption to protect users' privacy.
“FedHealth software creates capable ML models based on FL and homomorphic encryption to protect users' privacy.”
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PremisecitationFL is a paradigm that aims to collaborate on data management and privacy issues by using evaluation metrics without transferring samples.
“FL is a paradigm that aims to collaborate on data management and privacy issues by using evaluation metrics without transferring samples [47–49].”
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PremisecitationHealth records in the public sector are often scattered and confidential, making it difficult to attain reliable outcomes.
“Health records in the public sector are often scattered and confidential, making it difficult to attain reliable outcomes.”
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PremisereasoningFL allows findings to be obtained collectively between entities without sharing patient data, such as in the form of a universal model.
“In the context of electronic medicine, it suggests FL allows findings to be obtained collectively between entities without sharing patient data, such as in the form of a universal model.”
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Premisenone givenIn healthcare, FL is often used to study tasks such as client identity, client knowledge, diagnostics, identifying possible hospitalizations, detecting death rates, and intensive care unit admission periods.
“In healthcare, FL is often used to study a range of tasks, like client identity, client knowledge, diagnostics, identifying possible hospitalizations, detecting death rates, intensive care unit admission periods, etc.”
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PremisereasoningML algorithms require vast, comprehensive datasets, and FL provides controlled, indirect access while protecting patient privacy.
“ML algorithms require vast, comprehensive datasets, and FL provides controlled, indirect access while protecting patient privacy.”
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PremisereasoningFedHealth uses transfer learning techniques to ensure that each organization has a uniquely tailored model after improving its cloud model.
“FedHealth uses transfer learning techniques to ensure that each organization has a uniquely tailored model after improving its cloud model.”
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Premisenone givenFedHealth can update the cloud model and user model simultaneously as soon as new data is available.
“FedHealth can update the cloud model and user model simultaneously as soon as new data is available.”
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Premisenone givenFedHealth is an FL framework being developed by Chinese researchers to minimize the risk of security breaches.
“An FL framework called FedHealth is being developed by Chinese researchers in order to minimize the risk of security breaches.”
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Premisenone givenFL brings together all healthcare institutions, allowing them to share experiences and ensuring their privacy.
“FL brings together all the healthcare institutions, allowing them to share experiences and ensuring their privacy.”
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Premisenone givenFTL employs cryptography and estimation to verify that confidentiality is successfully preserved to prevent potentially exposed client data.
“FTL employs cryptography and estimation to verify that confidentiality is successfully preserved to prevent potentially exposed client data.”
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Premisenone givenFL allows data isolation to be solved by combining user data to build ML models.
“FL allows data isolation to be solved by combining user data to build ML models.”
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Premisenone givenLarge, diverse datasets are essential for the success of data-driven applications.
“Large, diverse datasets are essential for the success of data-driven applications.”
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PremisecitationFL solves medical data problems by allowing group work by centralizing information, and it is already being utilized in digital applications across the health field.
“FL solves these problems by allowing group work by centralizing information, and it is already being utilized in digital applications across the health field [31].”
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Premisenone givenIt is difficult to get medical datasets.
“However, it is difficult to get medical datasets.”
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PremisecitationFL is proposed as a promising approach to COVID-19 detection.
“FL is proposed as a promising approach to COVID-19 detection.”
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Interpretationnone givenFL could lead to new business opportunities and improved healthcare worldwide.
“In addition, this could lead to new business opportunities and improved healthcare worldwide.”
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Premisenone givenFL is developing and enabling applications in healthcare such as medical image processing, IoT-based smart healthcare applications, and outbreak prediction.
“FL is next developing and enabling applications in healthcare such as medical image processing, IoT-based smart healthcare applications, and outbreak prediction.”
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Premisenone givenDL-based MRI reconstruction methods necessarily involve massive amounts of data, which are difficult to generate and distribute due to high acquisition costs and medical data privacy regulations.
“However, these methods necessarily involve massive amounts of data, which are difficult to generate and distribute due to high acquisition costs and medical data privacy regulations.”
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Premisenone givenMany challenges and issues are imposed in FL for healthcare in terms of confidentiality and safety, data heterogeneity, traceability and accountability, and system architecture.
“Despite several research and development activities, many challenges and issues are imposed in FL for healthcare. We present these difficulties in terms of confidentiality and safety, data heterogeneity, traceability and accountability, and system architecture.”
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PremisereasoningConstruction of good models without biases using small datasets is very difficult as it takes time, effort, and cost to collect, curate, and maintain high-quality data from a diverse population.
“The construction of good models without biases using small datasets is very difficult as it takes a lot of time, effort, and cost to collect, curate, and maintain high-quality data from a diverse population.”
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PremisereasoningFL brings together multiple hospitals to develop collaborative healthcare settings that speed up diagnostic testing of victims while maintaining their personal rights.
“FL brings together multiple hospitals to develop collaborative healthcare settings that speed up diagnostic testing of victims while maintaining their personal rights.”
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PremisereasoningFL provides AI developers with access to bigger and diversified data packages, which better portray current patients.
“FL provides AI developers with access to bigger and diversified data packages, which better portray current patients.”
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PremisecitationWith access to electronic health records, FL can help to find clinically similar patients and predict hospitalizations due to cardiac events, mortality and ICU stay time.
“For example, with access to electronic health records, FL can help to find clinically similar patients and predict hospitalizations due to cardiac events, mortality and ICU stay time [52].”
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Interpretationnone givenFL can have an enormous influence on a variety of stakeholders like clinicians, patients, hospitals, medical researchers, and healthcare providers.
“FL can have an enormous influence on a variety of stakeholders like clinicians, patients, hospitals, medical researchers, and healthcare providers.”
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Premisenone givenThe healthcare sector is one of the most attractive applications of IoT.
“The healthcare sector is one of the most attractive applications of IoT, as depicted in Figure 7.”
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PremisecitationMedical information requires a degree of insensitivity and is regulated by medical rules like HIPAA.
“Medical information requires a degree of insensitivity and is regulated by medical rules like the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) [64].”
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InterpretationreasoningAI-based healthcare solutions will be able to scale globally at an unprecedented level as a result of FL.
“As a result, AI-based healthcare solutions will be able to scale globally at an unprecedented level.”
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Premisenone givenDL-based techniques have been discovered to perform better in MRI reconstruction.
“In recent years, DL-based techniques have been discovered to perform better in MRI reconstruction.”
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Premisenone givenFL is more potential in analyzing medical images and also in protecting the patient's privacy.
“FL is more potential in analyzing the medical images and also in protecting the patient's privacy.”
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PremisereasoningThrough FL, large datasets from multiple hospitals can be readily accessed by an individual hospital without centralizing the data into one place, addressing data access rights and access to heterogeneous data.
“Through FL, large datasets from multiple hospitals can be readily accessed by an individual hospital without centralizing the data into one place. As a result of this practice, critical issues such as data access rights and access to heterogeneous data are addressed.”
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PremisecitationThe use of AI-based approaches to learn health data has been adopted widely in smart healthcare, such as the use of intelligent imaging to detect disease.
“The use of AI-based approaches to learn health data has been adopted widely in smart healthcare, such as the use of intelligent imaging to detect disease [63].”
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Premisenone givenFL makes it possible for several workers to learn a strong and generic ML model by providing information so that key issues like user privacy, information security, authentication rights, and exposure to large datasets are addressed.
“FL makes it possible for several workers to learn a strong and generic ML model by providing information so that key issues like user privacy, information security, authentication rights, and exposure to large datasets are addressed.”
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PremisecitationGoogle first suggested federated machine learning in 2016, training ML models on distributed mobile phones.
“Google first suggested federated machine learning [Kone Diecn'y et al., 2016], in which it trained ML models on distributed mobile phones.”
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Premisenone givenFL captures a wide range of data variables and analyzes patients based on any of their demographic characteristics.
“FL captures a wide range of data variables and analyzes patients based on any of their demographic characteristics.”
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PremisecitationThe FL algorithm is used to describe and identify physician-related persons and to estimate their hospitalization, deaths, and survival rates based on electronic health records.
“The FL algorithm is used to describe and identify physician-related persons and to estimate their hospitalization, deaths, and survival rates based on electronic health records (EHR) [54].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [54] Brisimi T. S. Chen R. Mela T. Olshevsky A. Paschalidis I. C. Shi W. Federated learn- ing of predictive models from federated electronic health records International Journal of Medical Informatics 2018 112 59 67 10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2018.01.007 2-s2.0-85041413697 29500022 PMC5836813 source
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PremisecitationFL enables efficient and accurate heart disease diagnosis.
“FL enables efficient and accurate heart disease diagnosis.”
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Premisenone givenHospitals can train their own AI models by uploading the data to a global aggregator.
“Hospitals can train their own AI models by uploading the data to a global aggregator.”
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Premisenone givenFL is a concept developed to construct smart and confidential IoT devices.
“FL is a concept developed to construct smart and confidential IoT devices.”
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Interpretationnone givenFL is a potential concept for safe, reliable, and impartial models of data.
“FL is a potential concept for safe, reliable, and impartial models of data.”
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Premisenone givenFL is capable of resolving data isolation issues through network model training in the context of privacy preservation.
“FL is capable of resolving data isolation issues through network model training in the context of privacy preservation.”
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PremisecitationAccording to studies, the incidence of AKI ranges between 46 percent and 71 percent; however, most deaths occur within the AKI sample.
“According to studies, the incidence of AKI ranges between 46 percent and 71 percent; however, most deaths occur within the AKI sample [87, 88].”
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- cites [88] Hirsch J. S. Ng J. H. Ross D. W. Acute kid- ney injury in patients hospitalized with COVID-19 Kidney International 2020 98 1 209 218 10.1016/j.kint.2020.05.006 32416116 PMC7229463 source
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PremisecitationFL delivers similar accuracy in predicting ADR without sacrificing data confidentiality in comparison with centralized AI approaches.
“FL delivers similar accuracy in predicting ADR without sacrificing data confidentiality in comparison with centralized AI approaches.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [70] Choudhury O. Park Y. Salonidis T. Gkoulalas-Divanis A. Sylla I. Pre- dicting adverse drug reactions on distributed health data using federated learning AMIA Annual symposium proceedings 2019 2019 313 32308824 PMC7153050
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InterpretationcitationDiagnostic methods that judiciously help individuals at greater risk of contracting COVID-19 can be beneficial during an outbreak where facilities can be restricted.
“Diagnostic methods that judiciously help individuals at greater risk of contracting COVID-19 can be beneficial during an outbreak where facilities can be restricted [89].”
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Interpretationnone givenFL can ensure proper healthcare coordination for better provision of medical facilities through its centralized and secure nature.
“In order to contribute, FL can ensure proper healthcare coordination for better provision of medical facilities through its centralized and secure nature.”
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Interpretationnone givenFL allows the sharing of EHRs without their sharing due to its dynamic approach to education.
“FL allows the sharing of EHRs without their sharing due to its dynamic approach to education.”
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PremisecitationEHR information can be used to detect rare ADRs at a single site and to predict more severe ADRs in the long term.
“It can be used to detect rare ADRs at a single site for rare ADRs and to predict more severe ADRs in the long term [70].”
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Premisenone givenTraditional AI systems relying on some kind of master database software are not really suitable for contemporary health.
“Traditional AI systems relying on some kind of master database software are not really suitable for contemporary health.”
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PremisecitationYuan et al. present a cooperative framework for healthcare that leverages FL to enable medical IoT devices.
“Yuan et al. [73] present a cooperative framework for healthcare that leverages FL to enable medical IoT devices.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [73] Yuan B. Ge S. Xing W. A federated learn- ing framework for healthcare iot devices 2020 arXiv preprint arXiv:2005.05083
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Premisenone givenPersonalization training on edge computers was decided to be carried out to reduce heterogeneity and achieve high-quality individual models.
“Personalization training on edge computers was decided to be carried out, in this case, to reduce heterogeneity and achieve high-quality individual models.”
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PremisecitationA number of clinical symptoms are observed in COVID-19 patients hospitalized with Acute Kidney Injury (AKI).
“A number of clinical symptoms are observed in COVID- 19 patients hospitalized with Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) [83–86].”
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- cites [84] Chung M. Bernheim A. Mei X. Ct imaging features of 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-ncov) Radiology 2020 295 1 202 207 10.1148/radiol.2020200230 32017661 PMC7194022 source
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- cites [85] Lala A. Johnson K. W. Januzzi J. L. Prevalence and im- pact of myocardial injury in patients hospitalized with COVID-19 infection Journal of the American College of Cardiology 2020 76 5 533 546 10.1016/j.jacc.2020.06.007 32517963 PMC7279721 source
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- cites [86] Chan L. Chaudhary K. Saha A. Aki in hospitalized patients with COVID-19 Journal of the American Society of Nephrology 2021 32 1 151 160 10.1681/asn.2020050615 32883700 PMC7894657 source
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PremisecitationCOVID-19 infection has been confirmed in China since December 2019, and the outbreak began spreading to China and several other countries across the globe.
“COVID-19 infection has been confirmed in China since December 2019. After that, the outbreak began spreading to China and several other countries across the globe [79].”
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PremisecitationThere are currently a number of different ways to detect COVID-19, whereas computed tomography and X-rays remain the major surgical techniques.
“There are currently a number of different ways to detect COVID-19, whereas computed tomography and X-rays remain the major surgical techniques [80–82].”
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- cites [81] Xie X. Zhong Z. Zhao W. Zheng C. Wang F. Liu J. Chest ct for typical coronavirus dis- ease 2019 (COVID-19) pneumonia: relationship to negative rt-pcr testing Radiology 2020 296 2 E41 E45 10.1148/radiol.2020200343 32049601 PMC7233363 source
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- cites [82] Zu Z. Y. Jiang M. D. Xu P. P. Chen W. Lu G. M. Zhang L. J. Coronavirus dis- ease 2019 (COVID-19): a perspective from China Radiology 2020 296 2 E15 E25 10.1148/radiol.2020200490 32083985 PMC7233368 source
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PremisecitationAn innovative method is the use of chain-directed synchronous stochastic gradient descent to minimize human latency between FL clients and servers in personal mobile sensing applications.
“An innovative method [77] is the use of chain-directed synchronous stochastic gradient descent to minimize human latency between FL clients and servers in personal mobile sensing applications.”
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PremisecitationAn FL-based student-centered architecture is responsible for an EHR system with different clinics and a database server.
“An FL-based student-centered architecture is responsible for an EHR system with different clinics as well as a database server [66].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [66] Hao M. Li H. Xu G. Liu Z. Chen Z. Privacy-aware and resource-saving collaborative learning for healthcare in cloud computing Proceedings of the ICC 2020-2020 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) 2020 Dublin, Ireland IEEE 1 6 10.1109/icc40277.2020.9148979 source
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PremisecitationThe FedHealth framework was developed for the purpose of stimulating the federation of portable devices using FL technology.
“For the purpose of stimulating the federation of portable devices using FL technology, the FedHealth framework [75] was developed.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [75] Chen Y. Qin X. Wang J. Yu C. Gao W. Fedhealth: A federated transfer learning frame- work for wearable healthcare IEEE Intelligent Systems 2020 35 4 83 93 10.1109/mis.2020.2988604 source
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PremisecitationInformation collected by a number of healthcare institutions using different IoT devices may be collected using Fed-Health's surgical instruments to enable the development of a powerful AI method that can be used to identify people's behavior and to protect ciphertext data.
“Information collected by a number of healthcare institutions using different IoT devices may be collected using Fed- Health's surgical instruments to enable the development of a powerful AI method that can be used to identify people's behavior and to protect ciphertext data [76].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [76] Gong T. Huang H. Li P. Zhang K. Jiang H. A medical healthcare system for privacy protec- tion based on iot Proceedings of the 2015 Seventh International Symposium on Parallel Architectures, Algorithms and Programming (PAAP) December 2015 Nanjing, China IEEE 217 222 10.1109/paap.2015.48 2-s2.0-84962254232 source
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PremisecitationThe authors of [71] propose that unnecessary changes be deleted by examining the importance of small variations in the FL structure for every EHR user, to increase the quality and precision of integration.
“The authors of [71] propose that unnecessary changes be deleted by examining the importance of small variations in the FL structure for every EHR user, to increase the quality and precision of integration.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [71] Chen H. Li H. Xu G. Zhang Y. Luo X. Achieving privacy-preserving federated learn- ing with irrelevant updates over e-health appli- cations Proceedings of the ICC 2020-2020 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) 2020 Dublin, Ireland IEEE 1 6 10.1109/icc40277.2020.9149385 source
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PremisecitationLiu et al. built a distributed NN activity plan which enables any clinic to know and understand a part of the model from its EHR source.
“Liu et al. [67] built a distributed NN activity plan which enables any clinic to know and understand a part of the model from its EHR source.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [67] Liu D. Miller T. Sayeed R. Mandl K. D. Fadl: Federated-autonomous deep learn- ing for distributed electronic health record 2018 arXiv preprint arXiv:1811.11400
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Premisenone givenThe role of electronic health records in the healthcare industry is growing rapidly.
“The role of electronic health records in the healthcare industry is growing rapidly.”
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PremisecitationThe integration of autonomous position monitoring and conventional nonconvex enhancement principles builds a different innovative method for FL, aiming to save network resources by interacting with the remote EHR server.
“The integration of autonomous position monitoring and conventional nonconvex enhancement principles [68] builds a different innovative method for FL. The aim is to save network resources by interacting with the remote EHR server.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [68] Lu S. Zhang Y. Wang Y. Mack C. Learn electronic health Records by Fully De- centralized federated learning 2019 arXiv preprint arXiv:1912.01792
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PremisecitationThe next generation of FL solution is cloud edge-based healthcare, which could address issues that directly affect the FL process, such as device, data, and model.
“The next generation of FL solution is presented in [74] cloud edge-based healthcare. This solution could be used to address issues that directly affect the FL process, such as device, data, and model.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [74] Wu Q. He K. Chen X. Personalized fed- erated learning for intelligent iot applications: a cloud-edge based framework IEEE Open Jour- nal of the Computer Society 2020 1 35 44 10.1109/ojcs.2020.2993259 32396074 source
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PremisecitationRecent studies reveal that FL is helpful in preventing infections like COVID-19.
“Recent studies reveal that FL is helpful in preventing infections like COVID-19 [78].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [78] Nguyen D. C. Ding M. Pathirana P. N. Seneviratne A. Blockchain and ai-based solu- tions to combat coronavirus (COVID-19)-like epi- demics: a survey IEEE Access 2021 9 95 730 795 753 10.1109/access.2021.3093633 PMC8545197 34812398 source
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Premisenone givenFL's utility in the smart healthcare sector with sophisticated features has been proved in recent research.
“FL's utility in the smart healthcare sector with sophisticated features has been proved in recent research.”
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PremisecitationPang et al. created a federated model based on a digital city twin concept to predict outcomes of different COVID-19 prevention plans over time and assess the survival rates of multiple cities over the study period.
“Pang et al. [91] created a federated model based on a digital city twin concept to predict outcomes of different COVID-19 prevention plans over time and assess the survival rates of multiple cities over the study period.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [91] Pang J. Huang Y. Xie Z. Li J. Cai Z. Col- laborative city digital twin for the COVID-19 pan- demic: a federated learning solution Tsinghua Science and Technology 2021 26 5 759 771 10.26599/tst.2021.9010026 source
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PremisecitationGoldfarb et al. consolidate existing case studies and identify the future challenges in defining FL's benefits and impact on healthcare applications, as well as the obstructions and concerns surrounding its adoption in healthcare.
“Goldfarb et al. [89] consolidate existing case studies and identify the future challenges in defining FL's benefits and impact on healthcare applications, as well as the obstructions and concerns surrounding its adoption in healthcare.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [89] Goldfarb D. S. Benstein J. A. Zhdanova O. Impending shortages of kidney replacement therapy for COVID-19 pa- tients Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology 2020 15 6 880 882 10.2215/cjn.05180420 32345750 PMC7274293 source
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InterpretationcitationIn COVID-19, FL demonstrates its value in diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis prediction.
“In COVID-19, FL demonstrates its value in diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis prediction.”
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PremisecitationXu et al. demonstrated that with the help of chest computed tomography (CT) scan data from several institutions in Wuhan, China, they were able to overcome data scarcity, isolation, and heterogeneity and achieve improved detection sensitivity.
“Xu et al. [19] demonstrated that with the help of chest computed tomography (CT) scan data from several institutions in Wuhan, China, they were able to overcome data scarcity, isolation, and heterogeneity and achieve improved detection sensitivity.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [19] Xu Y. Ma L. Yang F. A col- laborative online ai engine for Ct-based COVID-19 diagnosis medRxiv 2020
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PremisecitationThe software and hardware manufacturers would get a lot of benefits from the FL because collaborative learning is possible between hardware devices and software applications without information leakage and the other benefit will come in terms of validation of the AI-based model since it is combined with the hardware devices that helps in continuous improvement of AI-based models.
“The software and hardware manufacturers would get a lot of benefits from the FL because collaborative learning is possible between hardware devices and software applications without information leakage and the other benefit will come in terms of validation of the AI-based model since it is combined with the hardware devices that helps in continuous improvement of AI-based models [110].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [110] Gadekallu T. R. Pham Q.-V. Nguyen D. C. Blockchain for edge of things: applications, opportunities, and challenges IEEE Internet of Things Journal 2021 9 2 964 988 source
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Interpretationnone givenBased on the observations from several states of the art, the FL algorithm analyzes electronic health records to describe and estimate hospitalization, survival, and death rates for people associated with physicians.
“Based on the observations from several states of the art, the FL algorithm analyzes electronic health records to describe and estimate hospitalization, survival, and death rates for people associated with physicians.”
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InterpretationreasoningFL can integrate information acquired and maintained by different institutions in order to capture broader data variability and analyze patients from diverse demographics.
“FL can integrate information acquired and maintained by different institutions in order to capture broader data variability and analyze patients from diverse demographics.”
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PremisecitationUsing the digital city twin platform, they were able to track the effectiveness of each prevention plan and create local models which were sent to the federated sites for safety.
“Furthermore, using the digital city twin platform, they were able to track the effectiveness of each prevention plan and create local models which were sent to the federated sites for safety.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [91] Pang J. Huang Y. Xie Z. Li J. Cai Z. Col- laborative city digital twin for the COVID-19 pan- demic: a federated learning solution Tsinghua Science and Technology 2021 26 5 759 771 10.26599/tst.2021.9010026 source
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PremisecitationMedical digital twins can make life-saving decisions on the basis of real-time and historical data with the help of AI.
“Medical digital twins can make life-saving decisions on the basis of real-time and historical data with the help of AI [106, 107].”
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- cites [107] Ross D. Digital twinning [virtual reality avatars] Engineering & Technology 2016 11 4 44 45 10.1049/et.2016.0403 source
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InterpretationreasoningThis kind of decentralized research could benefit greatly from integrating FL into the study design and data analysis to evaluate the quality of care and outcomes, for example, predicting mortality, complications, hospitalizations, and adverse drug reactions.
“This kind of decentralized research could benefit greatly from integrating FL into the study design and data analysis to evaluate the quality of care and outcomes, for example, predicting mortality, complications, hospitalizations, and adverse drug reactions.”
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PremisecitationThe FL-based technique would be able to help the healthcare providers because it can improve the accuracy and robustness of the AI model and that helps to make the model more generalizable so that it could be used in the real-time environment.
“The FL-based technique would be able to help the healthcare providers because it can improve the accuracy and robustness of the AI model and that helps to make the model more generalizable so that it could be used in the real-time environment [109].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [109] Aich S. Sinai N. K. Kumar S. Protecting personal healthcare record using blockchain & federated learning technologies Proceedings of the 2022 24th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology (ICACT) 07-10 February 2021 PyeongChang, Korea (South) IEEE 109 112 source
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InterpretationcitationBased on their findings, an FL-based architecture would allow global participants to benefit from a globally distributed and real-time CT-COVID-19 diagnostic tool.
“Based on their findings, an FL-based architecture would allow global participants to benefit from a globally distributed and real-time CT-COVID-19 diagnostic tool.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe suitable use of FL produces generalizable models that will help the achievement of equitable, effective, and patient-centered care.
“The suitable use of FL produces generalizable models that will help the achievement of equitable, effective, and patient-centered care.”
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Premisenone givenFL is primarily designed to safeguard confidentiality by discussing method updates instead of information, although it does not solve many security issues but, like any ML algorithm, always carries some risk.
“FL is primarily designed to safeguard confidentiality by discussing method updates instead of information, although it does not solve many security issues but, like any ML algorithm, always carries some risk.”
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PremisecitationGiven the fact that there can be no comprehensive information distribution among institutions, FL can be trained using non-IID data.
“Given the fact that there can be no comprehensive information distribution among institutions [56, 62], FL can be trained using non-IID data.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim0 of 2 sources checked- cites [56] Li W. Milletarì F. Xu D. Privacy-preserving feder- ated brain tumour segmentation Proceedings of the International Workshop on Machine Learning in Medical Imag- Ing 2019 China Springer 133 141 10.1007/978-3-030-32692-0_16 PMC7616593 39453415 source
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- cites [62] Linardos A. Kushibar K. Walsh S. Gkontra P. Lekadir K. Federated learning for multi- center imaging diagnostics: A study in cardiovas- cular disease 2021 arXiv preprint arXiv:2107.03901 PMC8894335 35241683 source
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InterpretationreasoningBased on the observations from several states of the art, in an outbreak when facilities may be restricted, it is important to develop diagnostic methods that will help individuals at greater risk of contracting COVID-19 judiciously.
“Based on the observations from several states of the art, in an outbreak when facilities may be restricted, it is important to develop diagnostic methods that will help individuals at greater risk of contracting COVID-19 judiciously.”
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PremisecitationThe privacy and security issues associated with data analysis within a digital twin are addressed by keeping users' data localized within an FL model, which provides the desired outcomes in terms of implementing data analytics.
“The privacy and security issues associated with data analysis within a digital twin are addressed by keeping users' data localized within an FL model, which provides the desired outcomes in terms of implementing data analytics [108].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [108] Ramu S. P. Boopalan P. Pham Q.-V. Federated learning enabled digital twins for smart cities: concepts, recent Ad- vances, and future directions Sustainable Cities and Society 2022 79 103663 source
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Interpretationnone givenFL allows the addition of multiexpert annotation and data from multiple sites acquired with different instruments and techniques.
“Furthermore, FL allows the addition of multiexpert annotation and data from multiple sites acquired with different instruments and techniques.”
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Interpretationnone givenFL has been able to harness all of the full learning power of existing data to offer data-driven insights and personalized recommendations due to the uncertainty of long-term complications of COVID-19, the effectiveness of medical treatments, the safety of vaccines, and immunity protection.
“FL has been able to harness all of the full learning power of existing data to offer data-driven insights and personalized recommendations due to the uncertainty of long-term complications of COVID-19, the effectiveness of medical treatments, the safety of vaccines, and immunity protection.”
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Interpretationnone givenFL can effectively address the issue of data unavailability and get a shared model without obtaining local data.
“FL can effectively address the issue of data unavailability and get a shared model without obtaining local data.”
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Interpretationnone givenUsing FL in decentralized research would benefit researchers by improving study design and analyzing data on outcomes and quality of care, including predicting mortality, complications, and adverse drug reactions.
“We also find that using FL in decentralized research would benefit researchers by improving study design and analyzing data on outcomes and quality of care, including predicting mortality, complications, and adverse drug reactions.”
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Interpretationnone givenFL poses many privacy-preserving challenges in terms of alternatives, techniques, and consequences.
“FL poses many privacy-preserving challenges in terms of alternatives, techniques, and consequences.”
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InterpretationreasoningFL provides smart healthcare solutions and reshapes current healthcare systems by improving privacy for users and reducing latency among healthcare providers and users alike.
“FL provides smart healthcare solutions and reshapes current healthcare systems by improving privacy for users and reducing latency among healthcare providers and users alike.”
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Interpretationnone givenFL does have some advantages, but it also poses challenges that must be considered when setting up federated training efforts.
“FL does have some advantages, but it also poses challenges that must be considered when setting up federated training efforts.”
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PremisecitationFL has been found to enhance scalability, improve accuracy, reduce training time, improve performance, increase privacy and enhance safety, among others.
“In this context, FL has been found to enhance scalability, improve accuracy, reduce training time, improve performance, increase privacy and enhance safety, among others [105].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [105] Nguyen D. C. Ding M. Pathirana P. N. Federated Learning for Industrial Internet of Things in Future Industries IEEE Wireless Communications 2021 28 source
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PremisecitationBoyi Liu et al. proposed an experiment in which four popular federated ML models (Mobile Net, ResNet18, MobileNet-v2, and COVID-Net) were applied to CXR images of patient's chests to compare their performance, and the authors developed these models to detect COVID-19 pneumonia, using the same parameters for all models.
“Boyi Liu et al. [90] proposed an experiment in which four popular federated ML models (Mobile Net, ResNet18, MobileNet-v2, and COVID-Net) were applied to CXR images of patient's chests to compare their performance. The authors developed these models to detect COVID-19 pneumonia, using the same parameters for all models.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [90] Liu B. Yan B. Zhou Y. Yang Y. Zhang Y. Experiments of federated learning for COVID-19 chest X-ray images 2020 arXiv preprint arXiv:2007.05592
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PremisecitationIn non-IID conditions, techniques such as FedAvg frequently fail, which violates the fundamental aim of active learning.
“In such conditions, techniques such as FedAvg [47] frequently fail, which violates the fundamental aim of active learning.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [47] McMahan B. Moore E. Ramage D. Hamp- son S. y Arcas B. A. Communication-efficient learning of deep networks from decentralized data Artificial Intelligence and Statistics 2017 PMLR 1273 1282
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PremisecitationResearchers and developers get a lot of benefits from the FL-based services because a huge amount of real data would be available to them.
“Researchers and developers get a lot of benefits from the FL-based services because a huge amount of real data would be available to them [111].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [111] Gadekallu T. R. Pham Q.-V. Huynh-The T. Bhattacharya S. Maddikunta P. K. R. Liyanage M. Federated learning for big data: A survey on opportunities, applications, and future directions 2021 arXiv preprint arXiv:2110.04160
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PremisecitationCollaborative robotic (Cobot) technology has been widely adopted both by healthcare professionals and by those involved in the medical device industry as a tool to improve workforce efficiency, facilitate workflow improvements, and streamline safety procedures.
“Collaborative robotic (Cobot) technology has been widely adopted both by healthcare professionals and by those involved in the medical device industry as a tool to improve workforce efficiency, facilitate workflow improvements, and streamline safety procedures [112].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [112] Maddikunta P. K. R. Pham Q.-V. Prabadevi B. Liyanage M. Industry 5.0: a survey on enabling technologies and potential applications Journal of Industrial Information Integration 2021 26
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PremisecitationImplementing FL-based edge intelligence in 6G will bring improved performance.
“However, implementing FL-based Edge intelligence in 6G will bring in improved performance, ultralow latency service, and enhanced privacy of the system [114].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [114] Nayak S. Patgiri R. 6g communication tech- nology: a vision on intelligent healthcare Health Informatics: A Computational Perspective in Healthcare 2021 Germany Springer 1 18 10.1007/978-981-15-9735-0_1 source
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- Rests on an assumption: A large number of IoMT devices with massive data in the 6G era will force individuals to deploy efficient machine learning and AI-based algorithms to provide high-quality services.
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Interpretationnone givenThe federated learning approach is a promising method for achieving strong, precise, safe, robust, and unbiased modeling results.
“FL approach is a promising method for achieving strong, precise, safe, robust, and unbiased modeling results.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim- Rests on an assumption: Federated learning facilitates communication between various parties without the need to communicate or centralize data, thereby solving difficulties associated with critical health information.
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PremisecitationThe FL-based Wearable, explainable AI frameworks will enable the user to have better communication using knowledge-based methods and also improve user acceptance and task performance.
“Also, the FL-based Wearable, explainable AI frameworks will enable the user to have better communication using knowledge-based methods and also improve user acceptance and task performance [113].”
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A comprehensive discussion of the impact of FL on disease diagnosis and applications in medical imaging, IoT, and the COVID outbreak is still missing.
“Moreover, a comprehensive discussion of the impact of FL on disease diagnosis and applications in medical imaging, the Internet of things (IoT), and the COVID outbreak is still missing.”
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FL effectively overcomes the limitations of classic ML methods by emphasizing data.
“FL effectively overcomes the limitations of classic ML methods by emphasizing data.”
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The enormous usage of IoMT devices in daily activities results in an explosive growth of data traffic, machine learning, and data-driven approaches.
“The enormous usage of IoMT devices in our daily activities results in an explosive growth of data traffic, ML, and data-driven approaches.”
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A large number of IoMT devices with massive data in the 6G era will force individuals to deploy efficient machine learning and AI-based algorithms to provide high-quality services.
“A large number of IoMT devices with massive data in the 6G era will force individuals to deploy efficient ML and AI-based algorithms to provide high-quality services.”
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Federated learning facilitates communication between various parties without the need to communicate or centralize data, thereby solving difficulties associated with critical health information.
“FL facilitates communication between various parties without the need to communicate or centralize data, thereby solving difficulties associated with critical health information.”
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A case study including melanoma detection over institutions resulted in a robust model with higher predictive accuracy than individual models.
“A case study including melanoma detection over institutions resulted in a robust model with higher predictive accuracy than individual models [33].”
From Federated Learning in Smart Healthcare: A Comprehensive Review on Privacy, Security, and Predictive Analytics with IoT Integration (2024) · cites this paper as [33]
Section 4.1 (page unavailable) describes a federated-learning study that used dermoscopy images to diagnose types of skin disease and assess classification accuracy. It does not identify melanoma, describe an across-institution case study, or report higher predictive accuracy than individual models. (LLM, conf=0.78)
Experimental — accuracy not yet measuredIn oncology, federated learning allows cancer research centers to coordinate without organizing sensitive patient data.
“In oncology, FL allows cancer research centers to coordinate without organizing sensitive patient data.”
From Federated Learning in Smart Healthcare: A Comprehensive Review on Privacy, Security, and Predictive Analytics with IoT Integration (2024) · cites this paper as [33]
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Section 3 is misidentified as the applications section
MinorThe paper organization assigns healthcare applications to Section 3, but Section 3 is titled "Background and Motivations."
“Section 3 describes applications of FL in verticals of healthcare.”
“## 3. Background and Motivations”
The Linardos study is assigned the wrong reference number
MinorThe text attributes the cardiovascular imaging study to Linardos et al. [61], but reference 61 lists Sheller et al. and a brain-tumor study. Linardos et al. appears as reference 62.
“Linardos et al. [61] present the first FL study for the diagnosis of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) using the subsets derived from M and M and ACDC datasets.”
“61. Sheller M. J. Reina G. A. Edwards B. Mar- tin J. Bakas S. Multi-institutional deep learn- ing modeling without sharing patient data: a feasibility study on brain tumor segmentation”
Section 2 is misidentified in the paper organization
MinorThe paper organization says Section 2 covers FL's background and motivations, but that is the title of Section 3; Section 2 is titled "State of the Arts and Contributions."
“Section 2 describes FL's background and motivations.”
“## 2. State of the Arts and Contributions”
Raw-data transfer conflicts with the stated FL approach
MinorThe fundamentals section describes FL as actively transferring raw data, while the paper elsewhere defines it as working without transferring samples.
“FL is designed to build a teaching practice with many individual variables containing network elements by actively transferring raw data, for future reference, into deeper neural networks.”
“FL is a paradigm that aims to collaborate on data management and privacy issues by using evaluation metrics without transferring samples [47–49].”
Reference 89 does not match the attributed review
MinorThe lessons-learned section attributes a review of FL's healthcare benefits and adoption challenges to Goldfarb et al. [89], but reference 89 is about shortages of kidney replacement therapy for COVID-19 patients.
“Goldfarb et al. [89] consolidate existing case studies and identify the future challenges in defining FL's benefits and impact on healthcare applications, as well as the obstructions and concerns surrounding its adoption in healthcare.”
“89. Goldfarb D. S. Benstein J. A. Zhdanova O. Impending shortages of kidney replacement therapy for COVID-19 pa- tients”
Hospital data-upload claim conflicts with local-data claim
MinorThe IoT section says hospitals upload data to a global aggregator, immediately after saying FL lets them work together without sharing patient data.
“Hospitals can train their own AI models by uploading the data to a global aggregator.”
“FL has developed a system that makes it possible for doctors to use data from multiple medical institutions without sharing patient data across them [62].”
Conclusion is assigned to the wrong section
MinorThe paper organization says Section 6 contains the conclusion, whereas Section 6 covers challenges and future directions; the conclusion is Section 7.
“Section 6 discusses the paper's conclusion.”
“## 7. Conclusion”
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- Authors
- Dasaradharami Reddy, K., & Gadekallu, T. R.
- Affiliations
- Vellore Institute of Technology University (IN)
- Corresponding author
- Gadekallu, Thippa Reddy
- Venue
- Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Published
- 2023-01
- Volume
- 2023
- Issue
- 1
- Pages
- 8393990-8393990
- ISSN
- 1687-5265 (ISSN-L)
- 1687-5273
- PMC
- PMC9995203
- OpenAlex
- W4322754240
- Semantic Scholar
- ce7b5cafe754dd6f6a93dbc602b43eb048d0f49a
- Cited by
- 126
- References
- 91
- Citations by year
- 2026: 27 · 2025: 41 · 2024: 35 · 2023: 23
- FWCI
- 2.63
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- hybrid
- doi.org
- Licence
- Locations
- Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience (publishedVersion, cc-by)
- PubMed Central (publishedVersion, cc-by)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- Topics
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Artificial Intelligence › Privacy-Preserving Technologies in Data
- Health Sciences › Medicine › Health Informatics › Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Artificial Intelligence › Machine Learning in Healthcare
- Keywords
- federated learning, health informatics, medical data privacy, clinical data, data privacy
- MeSH terms
- Machine Learning, Humans, Mental Health, Motivation, Prospective Studies, Informatics
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