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Federated sparse representation-based anomaly detection
DOI:10.1016/j.dsp.2025.105828.png)
摘要
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Anomaly detection plays a vital role in industrial monitoring, IoT networks, and critical infrastructure protection. Sparse representation and dictionary learning have proved effective for this task, as they provide compact models of normal operation in which anomalies manifest as high reconstruction errors. However, traditional approaches assume centralized training, which is often infeasible due to privacy concerns, communication costs, and heterogeneous data distributions across clients. To address this gap, we propose two federated sparse representation frameworks for anomaly detection: a simple FedAvg-based and an improved method. Both approaches adapt K-SVD dictionary learning to the federated setting, enabling clients to collaboratively learn a global sparse model without sharing raw data. The improved method incorporates three mechanisms that enhance robustness under non-IID conditions, including intelligent atom assignment, contribution-aware weighted aggregation, and momentum-based updates to ensure stable convergence. Extensive experiments on synthetic and benchmark datasets demonstrate that the proposed framework outperforms centralized, local, and federated averaging baselines in terms of detection accuracy, stability, and scalability.
Keyword:
Federated learning
Sparse representation
Dictionary learning
K-SVD
Anomaly detection
Distributed signal processing
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论文数:
769
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE IEEE
IF25.9

