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Secure Coded Computation for Efficient Distributed Learning in Mobile IoT

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Yilin Yang *
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Rafael G. L. D’Oliveira
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Salim El Rouayheb
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杨新艳 (Xin Yang)
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Hülya Seferoğlu
陈盈盈 (Yingying Chen)
DOI:10.1109/SECON52354.2021.9491589delete
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Distributed computation plays an essential role in cloud and edge computing. Data such as images, audio, and text can be represented as matrices to facilitate efficient computation, especially in the domains of distributed machine learning, computer vision, and signal processing. Many coded computation algorithms have been proposed for big data applications to securely partition and distribute matrices to parallel worker devices. However, these proposals have yet to he adapted for mobile platforms beyond theoretical means. Mobile IoT networks can greatly benefit from secure distributed computing, however, commercial devices such as smartphones and tablets are much more limited in resources compared to platforms in data centers, requiring special design considerations. We investigate existing distribution schemes from an operational complexity and security viewpoint and study their perlbrmance in several mobile IoT networks, identifying performance bottlenecks in regards to communication and computation costs. From our findings, we propose new, scalable algorithms optimized to handle the unique constraints of mobile loT. Extensive evaluations of our proposals on publicly available image classification datasets show how distributed learning can be specially optimized to enhance runtime and battery performance on mobile loT by over 10x.
Keywords:
Distributed computing
coded computations
edge device
mobile IoT
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IEEE International Conference on Sensing, Communication, and Networking
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rutgers university new brunswick
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rutgers university system
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