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Rethinking gradient sparsification as total error minimization

NeurIPS 2021 · Optimization › Distributed and compressed · approach: Gradient quantization and sparsification · 18 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace Top-k with hard-threshold sparsifier at fixed average densityerror-feedback SGD · ResNet-18 CIFAR-10, average density 0.06%test accuracy (%): 91.1% -> 93.9%Helped
replace Top-k with hard-threshold sparsifier at fixed average densityerror-feedback SGD · LSTM on Wikitext, density 0.025%perplexity: >2 better perplexityHelped
replace Top-k with hard-threshold sparsifier at fixed average densityerror-feedback SGD · NCF on Movielens-20MHit-Rate@10: >1% betterHelped
replace Top-k with hard-threshold sparsifier (fixed threshold, variable k)error-feedback SGD · Logistic regression gisetteconvergence speed and data volume: ~600x less data than SGD at same speedHelped
use hard-threshold instead of ACCORDION adaptive Top-kadaptive sparsification · CIFAR-10accuracy: up to 0.8% better accuracy with 4x fewer bitsHelped

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