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Prox-PDA: The Proximal Primal-Dual Algorithm for Fast Distributed Nonconvex Optimization and Learning Over Networks

ICML 2017 · Optimization › Nonconvex and smooth optimization · approach: Adaptive first-order convex methods · 114 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use proximal primal-dual (Prox-GPDA) with constant penalty instead of DSG/Push-sum baselinesdistributed nonconvex binary classification · N=10 to N=50 nodes, 100k pointsoptimality gap (Table 1): 5.1e-36 vs 1.34 (DSG) and 2.79 (Push-sum) at N=10Helped
Use increasing penalty (Prox-GPDA-IP) instead of constant penalty (ablation)Prox-GPDA · distributed binary classification, N=10 to 50optimality gap: 2.4e-22 vs 5.1e-36 at N=10; 4.2e-6 vs 5.5e-10 at N=50Hurt
Prox-PDA-IP (increasing penalty) vs EXTRA-AO on distributed matrix factorizationProx-PDA-IP · distributed matrix factorization, N=10 on barbara patchesobjective/optimality gap convergence speedHelped
Push-sum baseline does not converge within 1000 iterationspush-sum baseline · distributed binary classificationconsensus error / optimality gapNo clear effect

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