Deep Learning (DL) has emerged as a leading technology in computer science for accomplishing many challenging tasks. This technology shows an outstanding performance in a broad range of computer vision and medical applications. However, this success comes at the cost of collecting and processing a massive amount of data, which are in healthcare often inaccessible due to privacy issues.
Federated Learning is a new technology that allows training DL models without sharing the data. Using Federated Learning, DL models at local hospitals share only the trained parameters with a centralized DL model, which is, in return, responsible for updating the local DL models as well. Yet, a couple of well-known challenges in the medical imaging community, e.g., heterogeneity, domain shift, scarify of labeled data and handling multi-modal data, might hinder the utilization of Federated Learning.
In this talk, a couple of proposed methods, to tackle the challenges above, will be presented paving the way to researchers to integrate such methods into the privacy-preserved federated learning.
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