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Gradient Coding: Avoiding Stragglers in Distributed Learning

ICML 2017 · Optimization › Distributed and compressed · approach: Local and asynchronous SGD · 334 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Adding gradient coding (FracRep/CycRep full-gradient recovery with s stragglers) instead of ignoring stragglerslogistic regression on Amazon Employee Access · Amazon EC2 Employee Access, n=10,20,30 t2.microgeneralization AUCHelped
Replicating each partition s+1 times with coded gradient combinations (vs. naive uncoded division)gradient descent on EC2 artificial dataset · Amazon EC2 artificial dataset, n=12, s=1 and s=2running timeHelped
Ignoring stragglers (updating after n-s workers) instead of waiting for all workersgradient descent on EC2 · Amazon EC2 Employee Accessrunning time per iterationHelped
Partial straggler two-stage scheme (naive plus coded partitions) vs full straggler schemesgradient coding · Amazon EC2 artificial dataset, n=12running timeNo clear effect

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