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Recent Theoretical Advances in Decentralized Distributed Convex Optimization

Eduard Gorbunov (), Alexander Rogozin (), Aleksandr Beznosikov (), Darina Dvinskikh () and Alexander Gasnikov ()
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Eduard Gorbunov: Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Alexander Rogozin: Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Aleksandr Beznosikov: Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Darina Dvinskikh: Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Alexander Gasnikov: Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

A chapter in High-Dimensional Optimization and Probability, 2022, pp 253-325 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In the last few years, the theory of decentralized distributed convex optimization has made significant progress. The lower bounds on communications rounds and oracle calls have appeared, as well as methods that reach both of these bounds. In this paper, we focus on how these results can be explained based on optimal algorithms for the non-distributed setup. In particular, we provide our recent results that have not been published yet and that could be found in detail only in arXiv preprints.

Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-00832-0_8

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