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# Progressive Gated Residual Fusion

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  1. Personalized federated learning now tracks per-sample representation drift: 63.05% on CIFAR-100, 5.96 points above the strongest baseline

    Personalized federated learning must balance shared knowledge against client-specific adaptation, but non-IID data and partial client participation let shared representations drift across communication rounds. FedEAGD keeps a client-specific exponential moving average teacher, measures drift as the cosine discrepancy between each sample's current and historical shared representations, and uses it to set historical distillation strength per sample while a stage-wise schedule introduces personalized residuals. On CIFAR-100 with Dirichlet concentration α = 0.1 it reaches 63.05% accuracy, 5.96 percentage points above the strongest evaluated baseline.

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