Our Goal

Fed-BioMed is an open-source research and development initiative for translating collaborative learning into real-world medical applications, including federated learning and federated analytics.
The community of Fed-BioMed gathers experts in medical engineering, machine learning, communication, and security.
We all contribute to provide an open, user-friendly, and trusted framework for deploying the state-of-the-art of collaborative learning in sensitive environments, such as in hospitals and health data lakes.


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Easy Deployment
Easily deploy state-of-the art collaborative learning analysis frameworks
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Security
Strong focus on security in communications and machine learning
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Model Deployment
Multiframework support to easily deploy models and analysis methods (PyTorch, Scikit-Learn, MONAI, numpy)
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Collaboration
Foster research and collaborations in federated learning.

Let's Start

Start using Fed-BioMed, follow our tutorials and user guide.

Getting Started
Learn about Fed-BioMed framework and see how we convert local training to federated training.
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Software Installation
Learn how to install Fed-BioMed modules on your machine and start Fed-BioMed tutorials.
Installation
Tutorials
Follow our tutorials to know more about Fed-BioMed
MONAI Scikit-Learn PyTorch
User Guide
Learn details about Fed-BioMed framework.
Docs

What's federated learning?

Discover the advantages of federated learning with Fed-BioMed

The goal of Federated learning is to allow collaborative learning with decentralized data.

Healthcare is a typical application of federated learning: while hospitals across several geographical locations want to jointly train a machine learning model on the data hosted at each site, data cannot be shared between them because of privacy and security concerns. Federated learning gives us a methodological framework to train a global machine learning model, by only sharing the parameters of the models separately trained at each site. As a result, data never leaves the hospitals, and training is performed by simply aggregating models parameters to finally obtain a global model. Under certain conditions, the aggregated model faithfully represents the global variability across hospitals, and provides high generalization and robustness properties.

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News

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A new release of Fed-BioMed (v6.0) is now available!

A new major version of Fed-BioMed is now available, featuring a new API and more!

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A new release of Fed-BioMed (v5.4) is out!

A new release of Fed-BioMed is now available, improving secure aggregation !

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A new release of Fed-BioMed (v5.3) is out!

A new release of Fed-BioMed is now available, introducing LOM secure aggregation !

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Funding

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Industrial Contributors

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Users and Partners

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Cite us!

If you use Fed-BioMed in your research, please cite our publication:

Inbook Citation:
author="Cremonesi, Francesco and Vesin, Marc and Cansiz, Sergen and Bouillard, Yannick and Balelli, Irene and Innocenti, Lucia and Taiello, Riccardo and Silva, Santiago and Ayed, Samy-Safwan and {\"O}nen, Melek and Orlhac, Fanny and Nioche, Christophe and Houis, Bastien and Modzelewski, Romain and Lapel, Nathan and Schiappa, Renaud and Humbert, Olivier and Lorenzi, Marco",
editor="Rehman, Muhammad Habib ur and Gaber, Mohamed Medhat",
title="Fed-BioMed: Open, Transparent and Trusted Federated Learning for Real-world Healthcare Applications",
bookTitle="Federated Learning Systems: Towards Privacy-Preserving Distributed AI",
year="2025",
publisher="Springer Nature Switzerland",
pages="19--41",
isbn="978-3-031-78841-3",
doi="10.1007/978-3-031-78841-3_2",
url="https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-78841-3_2"

User support

Send a message to fedbiomed-support _at_ inria _dot_ fr
to benefit from the feedback of the community and/or
to request an invite to the Fed-BioMed support channel on Discord.

Please begin with checking the support list archive and issues archive for an existing answer to your problem.

When posting a support request, please pay attention to some tips:

  • Be clear about what your problem is: what was the expected outcome,
    what happened instead? Detail how someone else can recreate the problem.
  • Additional infos: link to demos, screenshots or code showing the problem.

You may also want to subscribe to the support list.

Contact Us

If you want to be part of Fed-BioMed contact fedbiomed _at_ inria _dot_ fr