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This article presents HantaWatch, a federated learning framework designed to enhance hantavirus genomic surveillance by enabling collaborative model training across decentralized laboratories without sharing sensitive raw sequence data. The system addresses critical challenges such as non-IID data heterogeneity and limited expert review capacity through adaptive optimization techniques tailored for biological sequence analysis. By converting outputs into risk scores and prioritized lists, the tool offers a practical decision-support layer that augments rather than replaces public health interpretation.
HantaWatch: Federated Learning for Hantavirus Genomic Surveillance
arXiv:2607.16234v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Hantavirus genomic surveillance is limited by the distribution of sequence data, non-IID source heterogeneity, and constrained expert-review capacity. We propose HantaWatch, a federated learning framework that enables laboratories and surveillance sites to collaboratively train sequence-based models without sharing raw data. HantaWatch integrates k-mer feature extraction, source-aware federated client construction, adaptive DU-FedProx optimization, surveillance-specific model selection, and prediction-only triage. Experiments on binary and multi-class tasks show that HantaWatch supports high-risk screening, outbreak-associated prediction, clade classification, and clinical-syndrome categorization while balancing predictive performance, false-negative risk, and update stability. The framework converts model output into risk scores, confidence estimates, uncertainty flags, and ranked expert-review priorities. HantaWatch therefore provides a practical federated decision-support layer for decentralized Hantavirus surveillance, supporting expert prioritization without replacing laboratory or public-health interpretation.
Abstract:Hantavirus genomic surveillance is limited by the distribution of sequence data, non-IID source heterogeneity, and constrained expert-review capacity. We propose HantaWatch, a federated learning framework that enables laboratories and surveillance sites to collaboratively train sequence-based models without sharing raw data. HantaWatch integrates k-mer feature extraction, source-aware federated client construction, adaptive DU-FedProx optimization, surveillance-specific model selection, and prediction-only triage. Experiments on binary and multi-class tasks show that HantaWatch supports high-risk screening, outbreak-associated prediction, clade classification, and clinical-syndrome categorization while balancing predictive performance, false-negative risk, and update stability. The framework converts model output into risk scores, confidence estimates, uncertainty flags, and ranked expert-review priorities. HantaWatch therefore provides a practical federated decision-support layer for decentralized Hantavirus surveillance, supporting expert prioritization without replacing laboratory or public-health interpretation.
Machine Learning (cs.LG); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
arXiv:2607.16234 [cs.LG]
(or arXiv:2607.16234v1 [cs.LG] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2607.16234 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite
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