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Supplementary File: Cooperative Gradient Coding for Semi-Decentralized Federated Learning

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arxiv 2404.00780 v4 pith:YHZOMNMM submitted 2024-03-31 eess.SP

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Stragglers' effects are known to degrade FL performance. In this paper, we investigate federated learning (FL) over wireless networks in the presence of communication stragglers, where the power-constrained clients collaboratively train a global model by iteratively optimizing a local objective function with their local datasets and transmitting local model updates to the central parameter server (PS) through fading channels. To tackle communication stragglers without dataset sharing or prior information about the network at PS, we propose cooperative gradient coding (CoGC) for semi-decentralized FL to enable the exact global model recovery at PS. Furthermore, we conduct a thorough theoretical analysis of the proposed approach. Namely, an outage analysis of the proposed approach is provided, followed by a convergence analysis based on the failure probability of the global model recovery at PS. Nevertheless, simulation results reveal the superiority of the proposed approach in the presence of stragglers under imbalanced data distribution.

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    A gradient coding scheme for federated learning that avoids dataset duplication and adds a fallback decoder that recovers the model from incomplete messages.

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