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GQFedWAvg: Optimization-Based Quantized Federated Learning in General Edge Computing Systems
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The optimal implementation of federated learning (FL) in practical edge computing systems has been an outstanding problem. In this paper, we propose an optimization-based quantized FL algorithm, which can appropriately fit a general edge computing system with uniform or nonuniform computing and communication resources at the workers. Specifically, we first present a new random quantization scheme and analyze its properties. Then, we propose a general quantized FL algorithm, namely GQFedWAvg. Specifically, GQFedWAvg applies the proposed quantization scheme to quantize wisely chosen model update-related vectors and adopts a generalized mini-batch stochastic gradient descent (SGD) method with the weighted average local model updates in global model aggregation. Besides, GQFedWAvg has several adjustable algorithm parameters to flexibly adapt to the computing and communication resources at the server and workers. We also analyze the convergence of GQFedWAvg. Next, we optimize the algorithm parameters of GQFedWAvg to minimize the convergence error under the time and energy constraints. We successfully tackle the challenging non-convex problem using general inner approximation (GIA) and multiple delicate tricks. Finally, we interpret GQFedWAvg's function principle and show its considerable gains over existing FL algorithms using numerical results.
Keyword:
Quantization (signal)
Servers
Convergence
Computational modeling
Edge computing
Costs
Wireless communication
Federated learning
stochastic gradient descent
quantization
convergence analysis
optimization
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IF:
10.7
论文数:
1.3W
被引数:
5.3W
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