Distributed Learning Systems For Autonomous Vehicles
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.3414Abstract
The rapid evolution of autonomous vehicle technology has created unprecedented demands for sophisticated machine learning models capable of real-time decision-making while preserving user privacy. This article presents a comprehensive analysis of Federated Learning architectures specifically designed for autonomous vehicle applications, examining how these distributed learning paradigms enable collaborative model training without compromising sensitive data privacy. It explores the integration of cloud-edge computing frameworks, advanced cryptographic protocols, and geospatial intelligence systems that collectively enable privacy-preserving AI deployment at scale. The article systematically reviews recent implementations and case studies from leading automotive manufacturers, demonstrating how federated architectures achieve enhanced vehicle safety, improved route optimization, and robust privacy protection while addressing the unique challenges of vehicular networks. The article examines core architectural principles including distributed computation, secure aggregation, and privacy preservation mechanisms that form the foundation of vehicular federated learning systems. It analyzes hierarchical federated learning architectures that leverage multi-tier cloud-edge integration, enabling efficient resource utilization while maintaining model consistency across diverse operational environments. The article covers advanced privacy-preserving mechanisms including differential privacy integration and cryptographic protocols that provide mathematical guarantees against privacy leakage. Additionally, it explores geospatial intelligence integration and location-aware learning approaches that address the spatial heterogeneity inherent in vehicular data. Through a comprehensive evaluation of real-world deployment challenges and performance metrics, this article provides essential insights for implementing scalable, privacy-preserving federated learning systems in production autonomous vehicle environments.




