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Fig 1.

Blockchain and FL enabled proposed framework.

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List of acronyms.

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List of scientific notations.

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Table 3.

Critical summary of research areas and identified gaps aligned with the proposed BeFL framework.

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Fig 2.

Blockchain enabled FL framework for security and privacy preservation.

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Layer 1: Data pre-processing and aggregation.

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Layer 2: Encryption and blockchain integration.

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Layer 3: Federated learning with differential privacy strategy.

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Fig 6.

Workflow diagram of proposed BeFL framework.

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Fig 7.

Heatmap of PRECON (single household).

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Aggregated dataset with client ID and house number.

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Fig 9.

Average execution time by blockchain layers.

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Fig 10.

Average gas usage by blockchain layers.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of gas usage and latency of blockchain layers.

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Fig 12.

Comparison of latency and duration distributions across blockchain layers.

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Table 4.

Blockchain layers evaluation metrics comparison.

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Fig 13.

Comparison of ML models using different evaluation metrics.

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Fig 14.

Comparison of ML models using different evaluation metrics.

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Comparison of model performance for next-hour energy load forecasting.

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Table 6.

Comparative analysis of key security and privacy features across related works and the proposed framework.

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