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Aikun Xu

5 accepted papers

2026

HiFC-GAN: Hierarchical Feature-Constrained GAN for Optical-to-SAR Transfer in SAR Target Classification

AAAI 2026technical

The limited availability of high-quality training data poses a persistent challenge for synthetic aperture radar (SAR) target classification. Existing data augmentation methods mainly adopt a simplistic application of GAN-based style transfer techniques to directly synthesize pseudo-SAR images from

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2026

Intra-Class Unbiased Prototype Aggregation and Classifier Collaboration for Personalized Federated Learning

AAAI 2026technical

Prototype-based personalized federated learning methods have emerged as a promising strategy due to their ability to represent client-specific class characteristics effectively through learned class prototypes. These prototypes capture salient features of client-local data, facilitating personalized

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2025

ConFREE: Conflict-free Client Update Aggregation for Personalized Federated Learning

AAAI 2025technical

Negative transfer (NF) is a critical challenge in personalized federated learning (pFL). Existing methods primarily focus on adapting local data distribution on the client side, which can only resist NF, rather than avoid NF itself. To tackle NF at its root, we investigate its mechanism through the…

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2025

FedCALM: Conflict-aware Layer-wise Mitigation for Selective Aggregation in Deeper Personalized Federated Learning

CVPR 2025poster

Server aggregation conflict is a key challenge in personalized federated learning (PFL). While existing PFL methods have achieved significant progress with shallow base models (e.g., four-layer CNNs), they often overlook the negative impacts of deeper base models on personalization mechanisms. In th…

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2025

GradPFL: Gradient-Driven Adaptive Clustering in Personalized Federated Learning

ICASSP 2025accepted

Many existing personalized federated learning (PFL) methods utilize clustering-based aggregation to group clients with similar data characteristics, improving model performance by promoting collaboration among clients with shared features. While this method effectively mitigates some challenges pose…

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