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8 results for device-to-device

Semi-decentralized federated learning combines device-to-server and device-to-device communications for faster convergence.

problem Faster convergence in federated learning with decentralized model training.
method Two timescale hybrid federated learning (TT-HF) with cooperative D2D model aggregations.
result Achieves sublinear convergence rate of O(1/t) with adaptive control algorithm.

Fog learning distributes ML model training across heterogeneous devices and networks.

problem Challenges with conventional federated learning in heterogeneous networks.
method Intelligent distribution of ML model training across nodes from edge devices to cloud servers.
result Enhanced federated learning with multi-layer hybrid framework considering network, heterogeneity, and proximity.

Paper introduces uncertainty injection for deep learning robust optimization.

problem Uncertainty in input data affects deep learning model performance in optimization problems.
method Uncertainty injection scheme for training deep learning models to produce robust solutions.
result Proposed scheme improves robustness of solutions in wireless communications applications.

In this paper we propose a highly efficient and very accurate deep learning method for estimating the propagation pathloss from a point xx (transmitter location) to any point yy on a planar domain. For applications such as user-cell site association and device-to-device link scheduling, an accurate knowledge of the p…

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This paper proposes a method to train multiple neural networks with shared parameters using a reconstruction loss.

problem Training multiple neural networks for correlated tasks separately is inefficient.
method Introduces a novel approach with a reconstruction loss to encourage shared features across multiple tasks.
result The proposed method achieves efficient transfer learning with competitive performance.