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Feature Suppression and Differential Privacy for Residential Traffic Classification: A Two-Home Federated Study
Residential traffic classification supports service management, but learning across homes must account for heterogeneous traffic and privacy constraints. Privacy-aware training may impose uneven costs across traffic categories. We study this tradeoff in simulated two-client federated learning using
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