Generative Federated Learning With Small and Large Models in Consumer Electronics for Privacy-Preserving Data Fusion in Healthcare Internet of Things

Healthcare Internet of Things (HIoT) requires large-scale privacy features to ensure maximum security in sharing sensitive physiological data in consumer electronics. Recent approaches utilize the fusion concept to provide maximum privacy in health data sharing. Embedded signing data fusion with the health observed data ensures privacy preserved sharing across heterogeneous medical consumer devices for diagnosis. This article proposes a Dependency-correlated Data Fusion Scheme (DcDFS) to maximize the privacy of the health data-sharing process. The proposed scheme prepares separate key signing procedures using triple-DES (data encryption standard) to embed with the accumulated health data. The fusion process is carried out by defining key headers and integrity footers for authentication and verification. Therefore, the fusion generates a combined sequence of linear authentication and validation procedures enclosing the health data. In this scheme, the role of federated learning is to prevent permuted sequences for the same health data. This research integrates Small Language Model (SLM) and Large Language Model (LLM) into the federated learning module to support secure, scalable, and intelligent healthcare data sharing. Their collaboration enhances context-aware training while preserving privacy across decentralized, encrypted environments. A similar sequence mapped between the header and footer is responsible for discarding unauthorized data handling. The learning process verifies the permutation for many-to-one header to footer and vice versa. Therefore, the proposed fusion scheme generates a linear dependency between the actual and security-related data for maximum privacy. The proposed scheme achieves the following: the computation time is confined by 12.424%, the privacy leakage by 12.923%, and the computation efficiency is improved by 11.46%, as observed under the maximum sequences.