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11 results for Client-Drift

FedElasticNet reduces communication costs and handles client drift in FL.

problem Expensive communication costs and client drift issues in federated learning.
method Leverages elastic net regularizers to sparsify local updates and limit client drift.
result FedElasticNet effectively resolves communication cost and client drift problems.

SCAFFOLD improves Federated Learning by reducing client-drift and speeding up convergence.

problem Federated Learning's performance is limited by client-drift in heterogeneous data.
method SCAFFOLD uses control variates to correct client-drift and improve convergence.
result SCAFFOLD requires fewer communication rounds and is not affected by data heterogeneity.

Group personalization improves FL performance in heterogeneous client data.

problem Mitigating client drift in federated learning with heterogeneous data.
method Fine-tuning a global FL model over homogeneous groups of clients, then personalizing each group's model.
result The proposed method achieves superior personalization performance compared to other FL approaches.

Proposes FedPop for personalised federated learning with uncertainty quantification.

problem Uncertainty quantification and client drift in personalised federated learning.
method FedPop recasts FL into population modeling with Markov chain Monte Carlo methods.
result Non-asymptotic convergence guarantees for uncertainty quantification.

Paper improves Bayesian inference in federated learning with new algorithm VR-FALD*.

problem Bayesian inference in federated learning with communication bottlenecks and statistical heterogeneity.
method Federated Averaging Langevin Dynamics (FALD) and VR-FALD*.
result VR-FALD* corrects client drift due to statistical heterogeneity, improving convergence.

Paper analyzes Scaffold algorithm for federated learning, proving linear speed-up with stochastic gradients.

problem Understanding the impact of stochastic gradients on the Scaffold algorithm's performance.
method Proved linear speed-up in the number of clients using a Markov chain analysis of global parameters and control variates.
result Scaffold achieves linear speed-up in the number of clients up to higher-order terms in the step size, but retains a higher-order bias.

A federated model learns shared archetypes from heterogeneous clients in continual learning.

problem Federated learning struggles with client heterogeneity and streaming distribution shifts.
method Clients encode their data as low-rank Hebbian operators, which are sent to a central server for aggregation and factorization into global archetypes.
result Improved global archetype reconstruction and associative retrieval in heterogeneous clients, drift, and novelty settings.

SCAFFLSA reduces communication complexity for federated learning with heterogeneous clients.

problem Quantifying and reducing communication complexity in federated learning with heterogeneous clients.
method Proposes SCAFFLSA, a variant of FedLSA using control variates to correct for client drift.
result SCAFFLSA achieves logarithmic communication complexity for statistically heterogeneous agents, scaling with the inverse of the desired accuracy.

FedGLOMO accelerates FL convergence for non-convex functions.

problem Efficiently solving non-convex optimization problems in federated learning with client heterogeneity.
method Combines global and local momentum updates to reduce variance and improve convergence rate.
result Achieves O(ε1.5)\mathcal{O}(ε^{-1.5}) convergence to εε-stationary point, compared to O(ε2)\mathcal{O}(ε^{-2}).