Distributed Homomorphic Anomaly Detection

Distributed Homomorphic Anomaly Detection

Proof-of-concept ML algorithms to do anomaly detection compatible with distributed, encrypted algorithms.

The goal of this project is prove that state-of-the-art anomaly detection algorithms that already achieve over 99% accuracy can be run in a distributed and encrypted fashion. In other words, prove that multiple parties can collectively train a good anomaly detecting model without revealing their data to each other. This has been achieved through transfer learning into a Multi-layer Perceptron (MLP) model which achieved comparable results (95% compared to 99% False-Positive Rate accuracy).

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Machine Learning and Optimization Laboratory

Machine Learning and Optimization Laboratory
Martin Jaggi

Prof. Martin Jaggi

The Machine Learning and Optimization Laboratory is interested in machine learning, optimization algorithms and text understanding, as well as several application domains.

This page was last edited on 2024-04-09.