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Hi, I am trying to understand your code. But there is a problem that bothers me, why the default value of 'arg.mal' is True?
In my opinion, if this value is True, then the attack will be carried out. However, in your README, you wrote that 'To run federated training with 10 agents and standard averaging based aggregation, use python dist_train_w_attack.py --dataset=fMNIST --k=10 --C=1.0 --E=5 --T=40 --train --model_num=0 --gar=avg'
So this code allows malicious clients to participate in training? Or just forgot to add --mal = False?
This question has been puzzling me for a long time, and I am looking forward to get your reply soon.
All the best!
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Hi, I am trying to understand your code. But there is a problem that bothers me, why the default value of 'arg.mal' is True?
In my opinion, if this value is True, then the attack will be carried out. However, in your README, you wrote that 'To run federated training with 10 agents and standard averaging based aggregation, use
python dist_train_w_attack.py --dataset=fMNIST --k=10 --C=1.0 --E=5 --T=40 --train --model_num=0 --gar=avg
'So this code allows malicious clients to participate in training? Or just forgot to add
--mal = False
?This question has been puzzling me for a long time, and I am looking forward to get your reply soon.
All the best!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: