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    Noise piles up hop by hop in ring federated learning: FedSharp holds 93.5%+ MNIST accuracy with 33 Byzantine nodes

    Decentralized federated learning has no central server, and link noise accumulates as models are relayed hop by hop, becoming more pronounced as the learning rate decays; Byzantine nodes can also mimic honest model averages to win loss-based selection. FedSharp keeps each predecessor's model copies at every node, screens out single-parameter deviations using coordinate-wise median deviations, averages the lowest-loss candidates, and adds noise-adaptive gradient-norm regularization with proximal training. On a 100-node ring with 33 Byzantine nodes, MNIST accuracy is 93.5%–94.9%, versus 29.4%–38.1% for a single-model-selection baseline.

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