Fix: enable multiprocessing-safe federated_fit with accuracy and data…#1
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…set fallback, updated dependencies and deprecated code
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This patch improves the
fashion_mnist_demo.pypipeline for local federated learning by:last_accuracytoMyModule, satisfying the FLoX training API expectationsTORCH_DATASETS=./datafallback to avoid subprocess crashes during test evaluationspawnmultiprocessing mode to avoid PyTorchfork()serialization issuesThese changes make the example run cleanly and reproducibly on most systems.
Tested locally with 3 workers and 5 rounds using
FedAvg.