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48 results for Speed-up

Paper speeds up and extends Subclass Discriminant Analysis methods.

problem Improving efficiency and handling multi-view data in Subclass Discriminant Analysis.
method Developed a speed-up approach based on graph embedding and spectral regression, and a novel multi-view solution.
result Proposed methods achieve competitive performance and significantly decrease training time.

Quantum computing speeds up asset pricing models exponentially.

problem Solving dynamic nonlinear asset pricing models efficiently.
method Utilizes quantum superposition and entanglement to solve models exponentially faster than classical methods.
result Exponential computational speed-up for solving asset pricing models.

Quantum computers can speed up machine learning optimization problems.

problem Long computation times and high resource requirements for classical optimization algorithms in machine learning.
method Developed a mathematical model to leverage quantum parallelism for machine learning.
result Quantum machine learning applied to a 3D time-varying image demonstrated significant speedup.

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.

Quantum algorithms speed up reinforcement learning policies in large state-action spaces.

problem Limitations of quantum access in training reinforcement learning policies.
method Designing quantum algorithms to train reinforcement learning policies.
result Quantum algorithms offer full quadratic speed-ups in sample complexity for well-behaved policies.

Study improves privacy-preserving online prediction from experts with speed-ups.

problem Privacy-preserving online prediction from experts with speed-ups.
method Differentially private federated online prediction algorithms.
result Achieves mm-fold regret speed-up with low-loss expert in federated setting.

New method speeds up nuclear-norm constrained learning over multiple machines.

problem Synchronization slowdown and high communication costs in large-scale learning.
method Asynchronous Stochastic Frank-Wolfe (SFW-asyn) method.
result SFW-asyn achieves the same convergence rate as vanilla SFW but with speed-ups almost linear to the number of machines.

Distributed Gradient Descent achieves optimal rates in non-parametric regression with linear speed-up.

problem Optimal statistical rates in decentralized non-parametric regression.
method Distributed Gradient Descent with i.i.d. samples and linear speed-up.
result Achieves optimal statistical rates with linear speed-up in the big data regime.

FedSARSA converges with heterogeneous agents, achieving linear speed-up.

problem Convergence analysis of Federated SARSA with heterogeneous agents.
method Linear function approximation, local training, multi-step error expansion.
result FedSARSA achieves linear speed-up with respect to the number of agents.

Quantum algorithms for multi-armed bandits are explored with limited reward access.

problem Exploring quantum speed-ups in multi-armed bandit problems with limited reward information.
method Introduced new bandit models and showed query complexity equivalence with classical algorithms.
result No quadratic speed-up is possible for multi-armed bandits with limited reward access.

AdaScale SGD adapts learning rates for large-batch training efficiently.

problem Adapting learning rates for large-batch training to balance speed-ups and model quality.
method Adaptive learning rate adaptation based on gradient variance.
result AdaScale achieves reliable speed-ups for a wide range of batch sizes without degrading model quality.

HollowFlow speeds up likelihood evaluation for large-scale models.

problem Prohibitive scaling of sample likelihood computations in flow-based models.
method Introduces HollowFlow, a flow-based generative model using a NoBGNN with a block-diagonal Jacobian structure.
result Achieves up to O(n^2) speed-up in likelihood evaluation for large systems.

This paper speeds up large-scale deep learning training.

problem Training large-scale deep architectures is slow and resource-intensive.
method Systematic approach to identify bottlenecks, develop guidelines, and derive lemmas.
result Developed procedures and lemmas for setting minibatch size, choosing algorithms, and determining component quantities.

New initialization methods speed up Sinkhorn algorithm for OT problems.

problem Improving runtime of the Sinkhorn algorithm for optimal transport problems.
method Data-dependent initializers for Sinkhorn algorithm, based on closed-form solutions for specific settings.
result Data-dependent initializers result in dramatic speed-ups without affecting differentiability.

Poseidon optimizes deep learning training on GPU clusters by reducing network communication.

problem Substantial parameter synchronization over the network in distributed DL implementations.
method Overlap communication and computation, use a hybrid communication scheme.
result Achieves significant speed-ups in DL training on GPU clusters.

Parallel training speeds up neural network training, but process communication costs limit efficiency.

problem Efficiently training complex neural networks in real-time.
method Implemented Network Parallel Training using Cannon's Algorithm for matrix multiplication.
result Increasing the number of processes speeds up training until communication costs become prohibitive.

This dissertation shows that careful injection of noise into sample data can substantially speed up Expectation-Maximization algorithms. Expectation-Maximization algorithms are a class of iterative algorithms for extracting maximum likelihood estimates from corrupted or incomplete data. The convergence speed-up is an e…

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New algorithm speeds up LVGGM estimation by solving nonconvex optimization.

problem Estimating the latent variable Gaussian graphical model with sparse and low-rank components.
method Sparsity constrained maximum likelihood estimator with alternating gradient descent and hard thresholding.
result Our algorithm converges linearly to the optimal components up to statistical precision.

WeSpeR speeds up non-linear shrinkage for high-dimensional weighted covariance.

problem Computing non-linear shrinkage formulas for high-dimensional weighted sample covariance.
method Derive extit{WeSpeR} algorithm using asymptotic sample spectrum properties.
result Significantly speeds up non-linear shrinkage in dimensions higher than 1000.

New techniques for faster and more compact speech recognition models.

problem Efficiency and compactness in speech recognition neural networks.
method Trace norm regularization for low rank factoring and ARM optimized kernels for faster inference.
result 3x to 7x speed up in inference on ARM processors compared to gemmlowp.

Interactive teaching speeds up IRL learning with adaptive demonstrations.

problem Tackles the challenge of accelerating IRL learning with teacher assistance.
method Interactive teaching framework where a teacher adapts demonstrations based on the learner's policy.
result Teaching algorithms converge in the omniscient setting, speeding up learning.

This paper explores how random sampling and coding can speed up approximate matrix multiplication.

problem Efficiently computing large-scale matrix multiplications in distributed systems.
method Proposes two schemes: coding for recovery and random sampling for approximation.
result Investigates tradeoffs between recovery threshold and approximation error.