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FedURR: a federated transfer learning framework for multi-department collaborative urban risk recognition

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Urban risk recognition is an essential task for urban public safety. Recent researches indicate that deep learning is playing an increasingly important role in urban risk recognition. This paper proposes FedURR, a federated transfer learning framework for multi-department collaborative urban risk recognition. The framework supports multiple departments to jointly train a neural network on the premise that the data is stored locally. Specifically, we introduce federated learning to ensure collaborative training, and well-designed transfer learning ensures that better performance can be achieved at a lower cost. Experimental results show that the proposed framework is effective and efficient.

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      EM-GIS '21: Proceedings of the 7th ACM SIGSPATIAL International Workshop on Emergency Management using GIS
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