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DESCRIPTION:Federated learning (FL) is an efficient and privacy-preserving 
 distributed learning paradigm that enables massive edge devices to train m
 achine learning models collaboratively. Although various communication sch
 emes and algorithm designs have been proposed to expedite the FL process i
 n resource-limited wireless networks\, the unreliable nature of wireless c
 hannels\, device heterogeneity\, and data heterogeneity are still less exp
 lored. In this talk\, number of solutions solutions will be discussed for 
 addressing the above practical challenges in wireless FL. Firstly\, to tac
 kle the unreliable wireless channels\, a novel FL framework\, namely FL wi
 th gradient recycling (FL-GR)\, which recycles the historical gradients of
  unscheduled and transmission-failure devices to improve the learning perf
 ormance of FL will be discussed. Secondly\, to solve the heterogeneity iss
 ues\, partial model aggregation\, knowledge aided learning and adaptive mo
 del pruning-based FL framework will be explained. Based on our research ex
 perience\, some open problems of wireless FL will be provided.\n\nSpeaker(
 s): Professor Arumugam \, \n\nRoom: 460\, Bldg: ENG\, 245 Church Street\, 
 Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada\, M5B 1Z4
LOCATION:Room: 460\, Bldg: ENG\, 245 Church Street\, Toronto\, Ontario\, Ca
 nada\, M5B 1Z4
ORGANIZER:l5zhao@torontomu.ca
SEQUENCE:32
SUMMARY:Federated Learning in Resource Limited Wireless Networks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/427860
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 derated learning (FL) is an efficient and privacy-preserving distributed l
 earning paradigm that enables massive edge devices to train machine learni
 ng models collaboratively. Although various communication schemes and algo
 rithm designs have been proposed to expedite the FL process in resource-li
 mited wireless networks\, the unreliable nature of wireless channels\, dev
 ice heterogeneity\, and data heterogeneity are still less explored. In thi
 s talk\, number of solutions solutions will be discussed for addressing th
 e above practical challenges in wireless FL. Firstly\, to tackle the unrel
 iable wireless channels\, a novel FL framework\, namely FL with gradient r
 ecycling (FL-GR)\, which recycles the historical gradients of unscheduled 
 and transmission-failure devices to improve the learning performance of FL
  will be discussed. Secondly\, to solve the heterogeneity issues\, partial
  model aggregation\, knowledge aided learning and adaptive model pruning-b
 ased FL framework will be explained. Based on our research experience\, so
 me open problems of wireless FL will be provided.&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p class=&quot;Ms
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