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Synthetic Dataset for Blockchain Federated learning

Hrushikesava Raju S

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), 2026

Abstract

The proposed model intentionally uses a synthetic federated dataset to simulate a decentralized environment, controlled non-IID distributions, adversarial clients, and privacy constraints. These are difficult to obtain from real hospital collaborations due to ethical limitations and strict sharing regulations. A synthetic federated classification dataset used for processing Enhanced Blockchain Federated Learning framework with FedAdam, differential privacy, secure aggregation, attention-based trust weighting, and blockchain verification. The decentralized environment is offered by synthetic dataset where clients possess private, heterogeneous, and non-IID local data. In view of privacy, security, and regulatory constraints, the aspects processed such as IoT nodes, financial branches, or edge device than centralized processing. The dataset describes 12K samples distributed to 20 clients, in which 600 local items per client. The 13 attributes in which 12 are numerical and 1 binary present in each sample where binary label denotes normal and abnormal. The class setup in dataset resembles 60% of majority class and 40% of minority class distributions. A non-IID atmosphere is created to emulate heterogeneity in terms of diverse features, and noise levels. In this, trust resistance is tested on low trust clients who generate noisy or adversarial updates. The raw details are client, allows only model updates to be shared, provides decentralized aggregation, privacy preserving, and…

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