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Journal Article Efficient Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning for Blockchain Network
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Authors
Hyunil Kim, Seung-Hyun Kim, Jung Yeon Hwang, Changho Seo
Issue Date
2019-09
Citation
IEEE Access, v.7, pp.136481-136495
ISSN
2169-3536
Publisher
IEEE
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2940052
Abstract
A blockchain as a trustworthy and secure decentralized and distributed network has been emerged for many applications such as in banking, finance, insurance, healthcare and business. Recently, many communities in blockchain networks want to deploy machine learning models to get meaningful knowledge from geographically distributed large-scale data owned by each participant. To run a learning model without data centralization, distributed machine learning (DML) for blockchain networks has been studied. While several works have been proposed, privacy and security have not been sufficiently addressed, and as we show later, there are vulnerabilities in the architecture and limitations in terms of efficiency. In this paper, we propose a privacy-preserving DML model for a permissioned blockchain to resolve the privacy, security, and performance issues in a systematic way. We develop a differentially private stochastic gradient descent method and an error-based aggregation rule as core primitives. Our model can treat any type of differentially private learning algorithm where non-deterministic functions should be defined. The proposed error-based aggregation rule is effective to prevent attacks by an adversarial node that tries to deteriorate the accuracy of DML models. Our experiment results show that our proposed model provides stronger resilience against adversarial attacks than other aggregation rules under a differentially private scenario. Finally, we show that our proposed model has high usability because it has low computational complexity and low transaction latency.
KSP Keywords
Adversarial Attacks, Distributed machine learning, Experiment results, Geographically distributed, Large-scale Data, Low computational complexity, Non-deterministic, Proposed model, Stochastic gradient descent method, aggregation rules, distributed network
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