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Generalization over accuracy: A cross-dataset, explainable, and federated learning framework for Parkinson’s disease detection

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  • Ishtiaq Ahammad

  • July 8, 2026

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    Parkinson's disease is the second most prevalent neurodegenerative disorder, requiring early identification for effective management.

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    Voice-based acoustic analysis shows promise for Parkinson's disease detection due to its non-intrusive nature and association with vocal impairments.

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    Current studies often rely on single-dataset evaluations, which may overestimate model performance due to dataset-specific biases.

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    This study proposes a generalization-aware framework prioritizing cross-dataset robustness and interpretability for voice-based PD detection.

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    Federated learning is explored as a method to improve generalization performance while preserving data privacy across heterogeneous datasets.

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Generalization over accuracy: A cross-dataset, explainable, and federated learning framework for Parkinson’s disease detection

  • by Ishtiaq Ahammad

  • July 8, 2026

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