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FedDR – Randomized Douglas-Rachford Splitting Algorithms for Nonconvex Federated Composite Optimization

NeurIPS 2021 · Federated learning and privacy › Communication-efficient FL · approach: Federated optimization algorithms · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use FedDR (and FedPD) instead of FedProx and FedAvg without user samplingfederated nonconvex training · synthetic non-iid datasetstraining loss and accuracyHelped
use FedDR with user sampling vs FedAvgfederated training with 10 of 30 users sampled · synthetic non-iid datasetsperformance vs bytes communicatedHelped
use FedDR instead of FedAvg, FedProx, FedPDfederated training · FEMNISTtraining loss and training accuracyHelped
increase local SGD epochs to evaluate prox more exactly (lower inexactness) (ablation)FedDR with l1 regularizer · FEMNIST compositeperformanceHelped
use asynchronous update (asyncFedDR) instead of synchronous FedDR (ablation)FedDR · MNIST, 20 users with simulated delaystraining time to performanceHelped

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