This invention belongs to the interdisciplinary field of
artificial intelligence and
distributed computing, specifically a method for high-dimensional data
feature selection in computing power networks based on immune
federated learning. This method includes: constructing a federated immune feature space; designing a dynamic
clonal selection algorithm incorporating a spatiotemporal
decay factor to achieve the co-evolution and optimization of feature affinity; using a federated graph
attention network to quantize and extract feature embeddings; establishing a three-level immune
memory bank to enhance adaptability; designing a computing power-aware
antibody diffusion scheduling mechanism to control the
diffusion range based on node computing power and privacy constraints; and dynamically adjusting the immune response threshold using
reinforcement learning. Ultimately, it achieves collaborative and green optimization of high-dimensional features and computing resources under
privacy protection. This invention effectively solves the problems of local optima, high communication overhead, and low computing power utilization in cross-institutional high-dimensional data
feature selection, significantly improving the performance and generalization ability of federated models while reducing
system energy consumption.