I am a researcher focused on AI security and machine learning privacy protection, currently a Ph.D. candidate at Wuhan University.
My research interests mainly focus on cutting-edge technologies including Homomorphic Encryption, Secure Multi-party Computation, Differential Privacy, Membership Inference Attacks, and Backdoor Attacks.
Currently, I have participated in multiple important research projects and published several high-quality academic papers in top-tier venues. I am committed to combining theoretical research with practical applications, promoting innovative applications of AI security and privacy protection technologies in various fields.
In addition to academic research, I actively participate in academic exchanges and collaborations, serving as a reviewer for international conferences and journals, contributing to the advancement of the field.
Research Focus: Machine Learning Privacy Protection & AI Security
Research Focus: Machine Learning Privacy Protection & AI Security
Achievement: Top 1% in Major, Outstanding Graduate
We propose a novel accurate and efficient personalized federated learning (pFL) framework based on Knowledge Distillation, called ACE-pFL.
An efficient privacy-preserving convolutional neural network (CNN) inference scheme that exploits different computational characteristics of linear and non-linear layers.
GetFed: An accurate and differentially private FL framework with GAN-based Data Generation on non-IID Data.
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