April 7, 2023, 1:10 a.m. | James Calo, Benny Lo

cs.CR updates on arXiv.org arxiv.org

IoT devices are sorely underutilized in the medical field, especially within
machine learning for medicine, yet they offer unrivaled benefits. IoT devices
are low-cost, energy-efficient, small and intelligent devices. In this paper,
we propose a distributed federated learning framework for IoT devices, more
specifically for IoMT (Internet of Medical Things), using blockchain to allow
for a decentralized scheme improving privacy and efficiency over a centralized
system; this allows us to move from the cloud-based architectures, that are
prevalent, to the …

benefits blockchain cloud cloud-based cost decentralized devices distributed edge efficiency energy federated learning framework internet iomt iot iot devices low machine machine learning medical medicine offer privacy system the edge things training

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