Bhamidipati et al., 2025 - Google Patents
FedSecRPM: Federated Learning-Based Analytics for Sensor-Based Remote Patient MonitoringBhamidipati et al., 2025
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- 4546378448007296819
- Author
- Bhamidipati S
- Alarcon M
- Kuchar T
- Bernal J
- Calyam P
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- Publication venue
- 2025 Annual Computer Security Applications Conference Workshops (ACSAC Workshops)
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As wearable sensor technologies proliferate, remote patient monitoring (RPM) systems must ensure timely, secure, and privacy-preserving data analysis to support effective healthcare delivery. Current approaches in healthcare tend to centralize patient data for analysis, which …
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