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Design Considerations and Guidelines
• identifies the key technological enablers ( i . e ., digitization ) needed to support the application of FedL solutions .
• proposes a set of characteristics that align use case scenarios with the benefits of a FedL approach in a smart manufacturing context .
• offers guidelines for FedL implementation and deployment in the context of use case scenarios in smart manufacturing .

1.3 SCOPE

The scope of this paper is to explore the design requirements and implementation strategies for the use of federated learning within the manufacturing domain . Specifically , this will provide insight into approaches for creating a collaborative ecosystem where organizations can mutually benefit from robust machine learning models . This requires making high-quality data sets that are typically beyond the reach of any single organization accessible to all participants in a secure and privacy preserving manner .

1.4 STRUCTURE The document is organized as follows :

• Chapter 1 – Introduction
• Chapter 2 – Motivation
• Chapter 2 – Design considerations for FedL enabled collaborative ecosystem
• Chapter 3 – Value of collaborative-ecosystem : potential business models
• Chapter 4 – Guidelines for implementing FedL in smart manufacturing
• Chapter 5 – Use case implementation
• Chapter 6 – Conclusion

1.5 AUDIENCE

Manufacturing industry practitioners and applied researchers working towards realizing a collaborative ecosystem using federated learning .

1.6 USE To design the solution architecture ( s ) of federated learning enabled manufacturing use cases .

1.7 TERMS AND DEFINITIONS The following terms and definitions that are key to understanding this document are :

• ML – Machine Learning
• FedL – As per Kairouz , 2021 , “ Federated Learning is a machine learning setting where many clients ( e . g ., mobile devices or whole organizations ) collaboratively train a model
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