Online training data acquisition for federated learning in cloud-edge networks

Online training data acquisition for federated learning in cloud-edge networks
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10.1016/j.comnet.2023.109556
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2023-01
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Comput. Networks
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Konglin Zhu;Wentao Chen;Lei Jiao;Jiaxing Wang;Yuyang Peng;Lin Zhang
Konglin Zhu;Wentao Chen;Lei Jiao;Jiaxing Wang;Yuyang Peng;Lin Zhang
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Konglin Zhu;Wentao Chen;Lei Jiao;Jiaxing Wang;Yuyang Peng;Lin Zhang

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