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FedExP: Speeding Up Federated Averaging via Extrapolation

ICLR 2023 · Federated learning and privacy › Communication-efficient FL · approach: Local drift correction · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace constant server step size with adaptive FedExP server step size (extrapolation)FedAvg server update · EMNIST / CIFAR-10 / CIFAR-100 / CINIC-10rounds to target accuracy: 1.42x-2.06x fewer rounds than FedAvgHelped
Add server extrapolation to SCAFFOLD (extrapolated SCAFFOLD) (ablation)SCAFFOLD on CIFAR-10 · CIFAR-10test accuracy performanceHelped
Use SCAFFOLD variance reduction (no server extrapolation)FedAvg-style training · CIFAR-10 / CINIC-10 / CIFAR-100rounds to target accuracyNo clear effect
Use FedAdagrad coordinate-wise adaptivity instead of FedAvgFedAvg server update · CIFAR-10 / CIFAR-100rounds to target accuracyNo clear effect
Average last two iterates of FedExP as final model (ablation)FedExP · neural network FL experimentstest accuracy stabilityHelped
Set server step size to larger value when client-update diversity is high (gradient diversity)FedExP · synthetic overparameterized linear regressionconvergence speedHelped

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