1. Contents
ā¢ Introduction
ā¢ Objective
ā¢ Literature Review
ā¢ Problem Statement
ā¢ Proposed Model
ā¢ Implementation
ā¢ Results
ā¢ Conclusion
ā¢ References
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2. ā¢ Alzheimer is a progressive neurological disorder that affects brain cells,impacting memory loss, thinking and
behavioral changes.
ā¢ Affects millions worldwide, with a growing prevalence due to an aging population.
ā¢ Early and accurate diagnosis remains a significant hurdle for effective treatment and management.
ā¢ To enhance early and accurate detection of Alzheimer's Disease using advanced technological solutions like
Federated Learning.
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Introduction
3. ā¢ Create a precise model for early Alzheimer's detection and diagnosis.
ā¢ Use Federated Learning for collaborative data analysis.
ā¢ Ensure privacy across diverse healthcare datasets.
ā¢ Improve accuracy while preserving sensitive information.
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Objective
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Literature Review
Table 1 : Literature Review
Ref.No Publisher/
Year of
Publication
Technologies Used Objective Strong Point Weak Point
1. Nature/ 2020 Federated learning,
IoMT
Design a smart
healthcare system
using Federated
Learning and
Internet of Medical
Things
ā¢ Privacy-Preserving
Decentralized Learning.
ā¢ Enhanced Personalized
Healthcare Insights.
ā¢ Device Heterogeneity
Complexity.
ā¢ Security Risks in
Connectivity.
2. Springer/2022 Federated learning,
blockchain
Using blockchain
with federated
learning to enhance
data privacy, security
and trust by ensuring
decentralized control
of data.
ā¢ Improved Security
Through Decentralization.
ā¢ Blockchain Trust for
Transparency
ā¢ Complex Integration
and Implementation.
ā¢ Potential Scalability
Challenges.
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Table 1 : Literature Review
Ref.No Publisher/
Year of
Publication
Technologies Used Objective Strong Point Weak Point
3. IEEE/ 2022 Federated learning,
Homomorphic
encryption and
Internet of Things
Using Homomorphic
encryption based
privacy preserving
federated learning in
IOT-enabled
healthcare system.
ā¢ Robust Privacy Protection
Mechanism.
ā¢ Secure Federated Learning
Framework.
ā¢ Homomorphic
Encryption Complexity.
ā¢ Limited Processing
Power Constraint.
4. IEEE/ 2022 Federated learning,
blockchain and
IoMT
Building a Federated
learning based
privacy preservation,
fraud detection and
blockchain IoMT
system for
healthcare.
ā¢ Personalized insights
without compromising
privacy.
ā¢ Ensuring integrity and
transparent transactions.
ā¢ Data flow challenges
affecting performance.
ā¢ High resource
demands during
deployment.
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Table 1 : Literature Review
Ref.No Publisher/
Year of
Publication
Technologies Used Objective Strong Point Weak Point
5. IEEE/2021 Federated learning Federated Learning
via Conditional
Mutual Learning for
Alzheimerās Disease
Classification on
T1w MRI
ā¢ High structural detail for
brain analysis
ā¢ Established imaging
technique in Alzheimer's
diagnosis.
ā¢ Communication
Overhead
ā¢ Data Heterogeneity
6. MDPI/ 2023 Federated learning A Federated
Learning Model
Based on Hardware
Acceleration for the
Early Detection of
Alzheimerās Disease
ā¢Accelerated computation .
ā¢Scalable.
ā¢ Dependency on
specific hardware
configurations
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Problem Statement
ļ± "Developing an efficient and privacy-preserving method using federated learning for the accurate detection
and diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, overcoming data fragmentation and privacy concerns in healthcare
datasets."
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The workflow of Federated Learning involves the following steps-
1. Initialization: Central server initializes a global model for federated learning.
2. Participant Selection: Edge devices, like smartphones or IoT devices, chosen for participation.
3. Model Distribution: Global model distributed to selected edge devices for local training.
4. Local Training: Edge devices train locally, using the global model as a starting point.
5. Model Update: Edge devices generate updates (gradients, weights) after local training.
6. Model Aggregation: Central server collects and aggregates updates to update the global model.
7. Iteration: Repeat steps 4-6 for multiple rounds to refine the global model iteratively.
8. Model Evaluation: Periodically assess the global model's accuracy and performance.
9. Deployment: Deploy the global model for inference while retaining it on edge devices.
10. Continuous Learning: System operates in a loop, periodically retraining the global model with the latest
data for continual adaptation to new patterns.
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Implementation
Dataset
ļ± We have used a dataset from Kaggle called āAlzheimer MRI Datasetā in our project.
ļ± The Dataset consists of MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) Images.
ļ± All the images are resized into 128 x 128 pixels.
ļ± The Dataset consists of 6400 MRI images.
ļ± The Dataset has four classes of images-
ļ Class - 1: Mild Demented (896 images)
ļ Class - 2: Moderate Demented (64 images)
ļ Class - 3: Non Demented (3200 images)
ļ Class - 4: Very Mild Demented (2240 images)
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Result
Fig 7: Comparing Predicted Classes with the Actual Classes from the Test Data
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Conclusion
ā¢ Federated Learning can revolutionize early Alzheimer's detection while ensuring data privacy.
ā¢ With its collaborative data analysis approach, it safeguards personal information.
ā¢ This method has the potential to transform how we diagnose and manage Alzheimer's.
ā¢ Ultimately, it may lead to improved treatments and better care strategies for those affected.