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Efficient Use of Limited-Memory Accelerators for Linear Learning on Heterogeneous Systems

NeurIPS 2017 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Distributed LLM inference systems · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use duality-gap-based selection instead of random selectionRidge regression · epsilonconvergence improvement: 10×Helped
use DuHL instead of the reference schemesLasso · 30GB Dogs vs. Cats datasetconvergence speed: 10× fasterHelped
use DuHL instead of the reference schemesSVM · 30GB Dogs vs. Cats datasetconvergence speed: 10× fasterHelped
use DuHL instead of the reference schemesRidge regression · 30GB Dogs vs. Cats datasetconvergenceHelped
use stale gap-memory values rather than oracle duality gaps (ablation)DuHL · epsilon, Lassorounds to reach suboptimality 10^{-4}: within a factor of twoHurt
decrease the frequency of gap-memory updates (ablation)DuHL · epsilon, Lassoconvergence speedHurt
use gap-based selection rather than uniform random selectionDuHL · 30GB Dogs vs. Cats dataset, Lasso and SVMI/O operationsHelped
increase the freshness of gap-memory entries (ablation)DuHL · epsilon, Lassodata-column swapsHelped

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