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Abstract
Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning (PPFL) is a decentralized machine
learning approach where multiple clients train a model collaboratively. PPFL
preserves the privacy and security of a client's data without exchanging it.
However, ensuring that data at each client is of high quality and ready for
federated learning (FL) is a challenge due to restricted data access. In this
paper, we introduce CADRE (Customizable Assurance of Data Readiness) for
federated learning (FL), a novel framework that allows users to define custom
data readiness (DR) metrics, rules, and remedies tailored to specific FL tasks.
CADRE generates comprehensive DR reports based on the user-defined metrics,
rules, and remedies to ensure datasets are prepared for FL while preserving
privacy. We demonstrate a practical application of CADRE by integrating it into
an existing PPFL framework. We conducted experiments across six datasets and
addressed seven different DR issues. The results illustrate the versatility and
effectiveness of CADRE in ensuring DR across various dimensions, including data
quality, privacy, and fairness. This approach enhances the performance and
reliability of FL models as well as utilizes valuable resources.