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          [19] Vladimir N Vapnik, “An overview of statistical learn‑                Lu  Jiaxing  is  a  Ph.D  student  at
              ing theory,”  IEEE transactions on neural networks,                   the  Graduate  School  of  Interdis‑
              vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 988–999, 1999.                                    ciplinary   Information   Studies
                                                                                    (GSII),  the  University  of  Tokyo.
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              support   vector   regression,”   Statistics   and                    His  research  interests  include
              computing, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 199–222, 2004.                         federated   learning   and   edge
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              introduction  to  support  vector  machines  and  other
                                                                                    Ping  Du  received  a  Ph.D.  from
              kernel‑based learning methods,  Cambridge univer‑
                                                                                    the   Graduate   University   for
              sity press, 2000.
                                                                                    Advanced  Studies  in  Japan  in
          [22] Stanislaw  Osowski,  Krzysztof  Siwek,  and  Tomasz                  2007.   From  2008,  he  worked
              Markiewicz,  “Mlp and svm networks‑a comparative                      for  the  National  Institute  of
              study,”  in Proceedings of the 6th Nordic Signal Pro‑                 Information and Communication
              cessing Symposium, 2004. NORSIG 2004. IEEE, 2004,                     Technologies  (NICT)  of  Japan.
              pp. 37–40.                                                            Now, he works for the University
                                                               of Tokyo as a project associate professor. His research
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                                                               interests include optical networks, network security,
              conference on document analysis and recognition,”
              in IEEE, 1995, pp. 278–282.                      network virtualization, mobile networks and machine
                                                               learning etc.
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              Zeileis,  and  Torsten  Hothorn,   “Bias  in  random                  Akihiro Nakao received his BS
              forest variable importance measures:  Illustrations,                  in physics and ME in informa‑
              sources and a solution,”  BMC bioinformatics, vol. 8,                 tion engineering from the Uni‑
              no. 1, pp. 1–21, 2007.                                                versity of Tokyo. He worked at
                                                                                    IBM Yamato Laboratory, Tokyo
                                                                                    Research Laboratory, and IBM
                                                                                    Texas Austin.  He received his
         AUTHORS
                                                                                    MS and PhD in computer science
                             Xia  Fei  is  currently  a  master   from Princeton University. Since 2005, he has been an
                             student  at  the  Graduate  School   associate professor and then a professor in applied com‑
                             of  Interdisciplinary  Information   puter science at the Interfaculty Initiative in Information
                             Studies  (GSII),  the  University  of   (III) Studies, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Infor‑
                             Tokyo. His research work focuses   mation Studies, the University of Tokyo. Now, he is a pro‑
                             on practical approaches to the AI   fessor in Faculty of Engineering, University of Tokyo. He
                             system.  He is interested in doing   has been appointed Chairman of the 5G Mobile Network
                             research  in  network  fault  detection,  Promotion Forum (5GMF) Network Architecture Com‑
                              data analysis, and machine learning.  mittee by the Japanese government.

                             Aerman Tuerxun received his
                             B.Eng of Information Security
                             from the University of Science
                             and Technology of China and is
                             currently pursuing his master
                             degree at the Graduate School
                             of Interdisciplinary Information
                             Studies (GSII), the University of
         Tokyo. His research interests include local 5G, network
         slicing, network intelligence etc.



















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