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Fast Algorithms for Distributed k-Clustering with Outliers

ICML 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: Coresets and dynamic clustering

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Space-narrowing sampling (ours 0.99) vs dist_kzc 0.99 on communication costdistributed (k,z)-center · gas, Higgs, covertype datasets, varying kcommunication cost: reduced by at least 30%Helped
Space-narrowing sampling (ours 0.99) vs dist_kzc 0.99 on running timedistributed (k,z)-center · Higgs, varying krunning time: more than 26 times fasterHelped
Space-narrowing sampling with ϵ=0.99 on clustering radiusdistributed (k,z)-center · large datasets, varying kclustering radiusNo clear effect
Space-narrowing sampling (ours 0.99) on SIFT running timedistributed (k,z)-center · SIFT (100M x 128)running time: other algorithms need at least 48 hours; ours within 2 hoursHelped
Space-narrowing sampling (ours 0.99) vs dist_kzc on communication cost averaged over datasetsdistributed (k,z)-center · five datasets, varying kcommunication cost: reduced by 48% on averageHelped
Using ϵ=0.1 instead of 0.99 in space-narrowing sampling (ablation)distributed (k,z)-center · large datasetscommunication cost and running timeNo clear effect

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