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On the Usage of Verifiable Credentials in Privacy-Preserving Federated Analytics
Privacy-Preserving Federated Analytics enables multiple nodes to collaboratively derive statistical insights without exchanging raw data. However, ensuring node authenticity and data validation (avoiding concerns such as identity tracking, data linkage, or data leakage) remain fundamental challenges
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