Top Research Papers on Federated Learning
Dive into the world of Federated Learning with our curated list of top research papers. These studies offer insights into the latest advancements, challenges, and solutions in decentralized machine learning. Stay ahead in the field by exploring these pioneering works.
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The role of the (in)accessibility of social media data for infodemic management: a public health perspective on the situation in the European Union in March 2024
2 Citations 2024Silvan Wehrli, Christopher Irrgang, Mark Scott + 2 more
Frontiers in Public Health
It is found that all platforms apart from TikTok offer data access through the Digital Services Act, which presents a fundamentally new situation for research, as before the Digital Services Act, few platforms granted data access or only to very selective groups of researchers.
Analoge nostalgie in der digitalen medienkultur de Dominik Schrey
No citations 2018Katharina Niemeyer
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Virtual imaging enabled by scattering matrix reconstruction from 4D scanning transmission electron microscopy
No citations 2023E.W.C. Terzoudis-Lumsden1, T. C. Petersen2, H. G. Brown3 + 3 more
Acta Crystallographica Section A Foundations and Advances
depth resolution; and the inaccuracies shot noise introduces in our reconstructions. Using simulations, and leveraging a derived mathematical equivalence with a hypothetical direct phase-imaging technique, we begin by defining the depth resolution based on the characteristics of the probe when the sample is a weak phase object. Doped Si is then used as a case study to test the obfuscating effects of dynamical diffraction to the depth sensitive detection of dopants along the column. Varying the incident dose, we observe how the quality of our reconstructions change. Drawing on preliminary 4D-ST...
The Effect of Dehydration on Lactate Threshold and Onset Blood Lactate Accumulation Under Hotdry
No citations 1998Guo-chiang Shou, T. Ishiko
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The activity of abdominal stretch receptors during non-giant swimming in the crayfish Cherax destructor and their role in hydrodynamic efficiency
3 Citations 2004B. McCarthy, A. Daws, D. Macmillan
Journal of Comparative Physiology A
It is proposed that afferent information from the stretch receptors coordinates the timing and extent of tailfan movements according to variations in the positioning and movement of the abdominal segments such that the hydrodynamic efficiency of the tailfan is enhanced on a cycle by cycle basis during non-giant swimming.
Book of abstracts XIII AESOP congress Bergen-Norway July 7-11 1999
No citations 1999I. Vatne
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