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Simple Vertically Partitioned Model #3

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TTitcombe opened this issue Jun 7, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #31
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Simple Vertically Partitioned Model #3

TTitcombe opened this issue Jun 7, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #31
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Type: Epic 🤙 Describes a large amount of functionality that will likely be broken down into smaller issues

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TTitcombe commented Jun 7, 2020

Description

Implement a simple SplitNN using syft which trains on vertically split data provided by multiple data holders

Why?

This may be the first open source implementation of a split model trained on vertically partitioned data. Training the model successfully is a complex process, which requires a custom data pipeline and model architecture.

This epic is the first stage of the project: The data will be ordered (no need for PSI) and we will send data labels away from the data holders

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Provide a bulleted or numbered list of how you might break this epic down into smaller issues.

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May require changes in PySyft

@TTitcombe TTitcombe added the Type: Epic 🤙 Describes a large amount of functionality that will likely be broken down into smaller issues label Jun 7, 2020
@TTitcombe TTitcombe changed the title SplitNN Simple Vertically Paritioned Model Jun 7, 2020
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