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Breaking the Nonsmooth Barrier: A Scalable Parallel Method for Composite Optimization

NeurIPS 2017 · Optimization › Nonconvex and smooth optimization · approach: Proximal finite-sum methods · 16 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use asynchronous ProxAsaga with multiple cores instead of its one-core sequential versionProxAsaga · KDD 2010running-time speedup: 11xHelped
Use asynchronous ProxAsaga with multiple cores instead of its one-core sequential versionProxAsaga · Criteorunning-time speedup: never above 6xHelped
Use ProxAsaga instead of Fistalogistic regression on large sparse datasets · large sparse problemstime to reach 10^-10 suboptimality speed ratio: between 5x and 80xHelped
Use ProxAsaga instead of AsySpcdlogistic regression on large sparse datasets · large sparse problemstime to reach 10^-10 suboptimality speed ratio: between 13x and 290xHelped
Use ProxAsaga instead of competing methodsasynchronous optimization methods · large sparse datasetsrunning time to reach target suboptimalityHelped
Increase dataset sparsity (lower Δ)ProxAsaga · KDD 2010 and Criteorunning-time speedup: KDD 2010: Δ=0.15, 11x; Criteo: Δ=0.89, never above 6xHelped

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