Towards Efficient Machine Unlearning Based on Explainable Techniques

Publication Type:
Thesis
Issue Date:
2025
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Machine learning methods have become a strong driving force in revolutionizing a wide range of applications. However, they are also bringing requests to delete training samples from models due to privacy, usability, or other entitlement requirements. Machine unlearning has emerged as a promising solution to address such deletion requests, and various methods have been explored in recent research. Despite this progress, existing machine unlearning schemes face several critical limitations: how to effectively perform unlearning in federated learning scenarios, how to achieve fine-grained unlearning at the target or feature level, and how to build a robust and trustworthy unlearning verification framework that cannot be easily bypassed. Therefore, this thesis proposes several methods to address these challenges based on explainable techniques.
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