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Parallel and Distributed Block-Coordinate Frank-Wolfe Algorithms

ICML 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Determinantal point process inference · 30 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use asynchronous updates instead of waiting for the slowest workerBCFW on OCR structural SVM · OCR structural SVM, straggler simulationaverage time per effective datapassHelped
Use asynchronous updates with heterogeneous worker speedsAP-BCFW · OCR structural SVM, heterogeneous-worker simulationslowdown relative to no-straggler case: 1.4Helped
Increase mini-batch size up to approximately 50 (ablation)AP-BCFW · OCR sequence labelingspeedup over BCFWHelped
Increase mini-batch size beyond approximately 50 (ablation)AP-BCFW · OCR sequence labelingspeedup over BCFWMixed
Increase mini-batch size to τ ≤ 55 (ablation)AP-BCFW · Group Fused Lasso, syntheticspeedup over BCFWHelped
Increase mini-batch size beyond τ=55 (ablation)AP-BCFW · Group Fused Lasso, syntheticspeedup over BCFWMixed
Increase mini-batch size up to τ=3T (ablation)AP-BCFW · OCR structural SVM, T=8convergence per secondHelped
Increase mini-batch size to τ=5T (ablation)AP-BCFW · OCR structural SVM, T=8convergence per secondHurt
Use asynchronous updates rather than synchronous updates that wait for all workersBCFW on OCR structural SVM · OCR structural SVM, one straggleraverage time per effective datapassHelped
Accept delayed updates, dropping those delayed more than k/2BCFW on Group Fused Lasso · Group Fused Lasso, Poisson and Pareto delaysiterations to convergence: fewer than twiceHurt
Use longer subproblems (ablation)AP-BCFW · OCR structural SVM, shared-memory parallelismspeedup with parallel workersHelped

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