Blockchain-based Federated Recommendation with Incentive Mechanism
Jianhai Chen, Yanlin Wu, Dazhong Rong, Guoyao Yu, Lingqi Jiang, Zhenguang Liu, Peng Zhou, Rui Shen

TL;DR
This paper presents a blockchain-based federated recommendation system with an incentive mechanism that enhances trustworthiness, security, and efficiency, while reducing costs and encouraging client participation.
Contribution
It introduces a novel incentive mechanism combined with blockchain technology to improve federated recommendation systems' trust, security, and economic benefits.
Findings
Incentive mechanism increases economic benefit by 54.9%.
Blockchain ensures safety and integrity of models.
System attracts high-quality clients at lower costs.
Abstract
Nowadays, federated recommendation technology is rapidly evolving to help multiple organisations share data and train models while meeting user privacy, data security and government regulatory requirements. However, federated recommendation increases customer system costs such as power, computational and communication resources. Besides, federated recommendation systems are also susceptible to model attacks and data poisoning by participating malicious clients. Therefore, most customers are unwilling to participate in federated recommendation without any incentive. To address these problems, we propose a blockchain-based federated recommendation system with incentive mechanism to promote more trustworthy, secure, and efficient federated recommendation service. First, we construct a federated recommendation system based on NeuMF and FedAvg. Then we introduce a reverse auction mechanism…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlockchain Technology Applications and Security · Privacy-Preserving Technologies in Data · Recommender Systems and Techniques
Methodstravel james
