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Ferdous Pervej

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Utah State University

United States

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Ferdous Pervej is an Assistant Professor at Utah State University, USA. His research areas include hierarchical federated learning, wireless networks, and efficient content delivery in vehicular edge networks. His recent publications focus on resource-aware methodologies and addressing bandwidth scarcity in network environments.

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Andreas F. Molisch

University of Southern California

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Double-Directional Wireless Channel Generation Using Statistics-Informed Machine Learning

Efficient Split Learning With Overlapping Areas: Handling Distribution Shift in Multi-Cell Networks

Resource-Aware Hierarchical Federated Learning in Wireless Video Caching Networks

Computation- and Communication-Efficient Online FL for Resource-Constrained Aerial Vehicles

Revenue Optimization in Video Caching Networks with Privacy-Preserving Demand Predictions

Double Directional Wireless Channel Generation: a Statistics-Informed Generative Approach

Personalized Hierarchical Split Federated Learning in Wireless Networks

Hierarchical Federated Learning in Wireless Networks: Pruning Tackles Bandwidth Scarcity and System Heterogeneity

Efficient Content Delivery in User-Centric and Cache-Enabled Vehicular Edge Networks with Deadline-Constrained Heterogeneous Demands

Efficient Content Delivery in User-Centric and Cache-Enabled Vehicular Edge Networks with Deadline-Constrained Heterogeneous Demands

Resource Constrained Vehicular Edge Federated Learning With Highly Mobile Connected Vehicles

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