This paper presents a simple and efficient method based on artificial neuralnetwork to solve distributed optimal control of Poisson's equation with Dirichlet boundary condition. The trial solutions are used to ap...
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This paper presents a simple and efficient method based on artificial neuralnetwork to solve distributed optimal control of Poisson's equation with Dirichlet boundary condition. The trial solutions are used to approximate the state and control variables. These trial solutions are considered by using a single layer neuralnetwork. By replacing the trial solutions in objective function and Poisson's equation, then using the weighted residual method, distributed optimal control of Poisson's equation is converted to a linear quadratic optimal control problem. The weights of the trial solutions are computed by solving the new problem. In order to solve the linear quadratic optimal control problem, the Pontryagin maximum principle is used. Finally we apply the proposed method on several examples that in computational experiments, the high efficiency of the presented method is illustrated.
With the growth of scientific and technological information technology and the rapid popularization of the Internet, network big data and information technology are also growing rapidly. Information technology provide...
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With the growing capacity of distributed renewable energy resources (RERs) integrated into distribution grids, the power flow distribution becomes more complex. Traditional fault diagnosis solutions are proving inadeq...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9798350373486;9798350373479
With the growing capacity of distributed renewable energy resources (RERs) integrated into distribution grids, the power flow distribution becomes more complex. Traditional fault diagnosis solutions are proving inadequate for the demands of the evolving distribution network, thereby diminishing the reliability and sensitivity of the protection system. To address this challenge, this paper introduces an innovative fault diagnosis approach for distribution networks incorporating RERs, leveraging signal processing techniques and machine learning algorithms. Initially, effective features are obtained from the measured current signals by the Hilbert-Huang transform (HHT). Subsequently, these fault features serve as inputs for training feed-forward neuralnetworks to build fault diagnosis models (including detection, classification, and segment identification). Simulation tests are conducted on a 13-node distribution network with three different types of RERs. Simulation results show that the method can accurately diagnose distribution network faults, and is robust to fault inception angle variations, transition resistance, and noise interference.
distributed data-parallel training has been widely adopted for deep neuralnetwork (DNN) models. Although current deep learning (DL) frameworks scale well for dense models like image classification models, we find tha...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9781450397339
distributed data-parallel training has been widely adopted for deep neuralnetwork (DNN) models. Although current deep learning (DL) frameworks scale well for dense models like image classification models, we find that these DL frameworks have relatively low scalability for sparse models like natural language processing (NLP) models that have highly sparse embedding tables. Most existing works overlook the sparsity of model parameters thus suffering from significant but unnecessary communication overhead. In this paper, we propose EmbRace, an efficient communication framework to accelerate communications of distributed training for sparse models. EmbRace introduces Sparsity-aware Hybrid Communication, which integrates AlltoAll and model parallelism into data-parallel training, so as to reduce the communication overhead of highly sparse parameters. To effectively overlap sparse communication with both backward and forward computation, EmbRace further designs a 2D Communication Scheduling approach which optimizes the model computation procedure, relaxes the dependency of embeddings, and schedules the sparse communications of each embedding row with a priority queue. We have implemented a prototype of EmbRace based on PyTorch and Horovod, and conducted comprehensive evaluations with four representative NLP models. Experimental results show that EmbRace achieves up to 2.41x speedup compared to the state-of-the-art distributed training baselines.
Variational inequalities in general and saddle point problems in particular are increasingly relevant in machine learning applications, including adversarial learning, GANs, transport and robust optimization. With inc...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9781713871088
Variational inequalities in general and saddle point problems in particular are increasingly relevant in machine learning applications, including adversarial learning, GANs, transport and robust optimization. With increasing data and problem sizes necessary to train high performing models across various applications, we need to rely on parallel and distributed computing. However, in distributed training, communication among the compute nodes is a key bottleneck during training, and this problem is exacerbated for high dimensional and over-parameterized models. Due to these considerations, it is important to equip existing methods with strategies that would allow to reduce the volume of transmitted information during training while obtaining a model of comparable quality. In this paper, we present the first theoretically grounded distributed methods for solving variational inequalities and saddle point problems using compressed communication: MASHA1 and MASHA2. Our theory and methods allow for the use of both unbiased (such as Randk;MASHA1) and contractive (such as Topk;MASHA2) compressors. New algorithms support bidirectional compressions, and also can be modified for stochastic setting with batches and for federated learning with partial participation of clients. We empirically validated our conclusions using two experimental setups: a standard bilinear min-max problem, and large-scale distributed adversarial training of transformers.
The purpose of this research is to propose a methodology utilizing machine learning techniques to support medical organizations in effectively managing risks. Specifically, the study aims to connect social media data ...
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The purpose of this research is to propose a methodology utilizing machine learning techniques to support medical organizations in effectively managing risks. Specifically, the study aims to connect social media data to identify and assess potential threats, ultimately enabling healthcare management to make informed decisions for their organizations and clients. The research employs machine learning algorithms to analyze user-generated content on social media platforms, generating comprehensive visual representations of various risk categories and their magnitudes. Additionally, the study utilizes data simplification techniques, including categorization, to streamline data processing and enhance overall efficiency. A computational framework is also developed, incorporating closed-form connections for threat assessment and evaluation. The study further empirically analyses the Consumer Value Stores (CVS) established for medical care in the United States. The findings reveal that prevalent threats within the lower quartile of client messages about CVS services include operational, financial, and technological risks. The severity of these risks is distributed among high risk (21.8%), moderate risk (78%), and minimal risk (0.2%). The research also presents several metrics to demonstrate the robustness of the proposed framework, confirming its effectiveness in effectively identifying and addressing potential threats. This research provides insights that can help healthcare management make informed decisions and foster a safer and more secure environment for their organizations and the people they serve.
Large deep neuralnetwork (DNN) models have demonstrated exceptional performance across diverse downstream tasks. Sharded data parallelism (SDP) has been widely used to reduce the memory footprint of model states. In ...
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In this paper we focus on the development of a convolutional recurrent neuralnetwork (CRNN) to categorize biosignals collected in the Hellenic Trench, generated by two cetacean species, sperm whales (Physeter macroce...
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This study explores the application of thermal imaging in breast cancer diagnostics, presenting a novel methodology that integrates pre-processing techniques and Convolutional neuralnetworks (CNN) for the classificat...
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We study structured convex optimization problems, with additive objective r := p + q, where r is (mu-strongly) convex, q is L-q-smooth and convex, and p is L-p-smooth, possibly nonconvex. For such a class of problems,...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9781713871088
We study structured convex optimization problems, with additive objective r := p + q, where r is (mu-strongly) convex, q is L-q-smooth and convex, and p is L-p-smooth, possibly nonconvex. For such a class of problems, we proposed an inexact accelerated gradient sliding method that can skip the gradient computation for one of these components while still achieving optimal complexity of gradient calls of p and q, that is, O(root L-p/mu) and O(root L-q/mu), respectively. This result is much sharper than the classic black-box complexityO(root(L-p + L-q)/mu), especially when the difference between L-p and L-q is large. We then apply the proposed method to solve distributed optimization problems over master-worker architectures, under agents' function similarity, due to statistical data similarity or otherwise. The distributed algorithm achieves for the first time lower complexity bounds on both communication and local gradient calls, with the former having being a longstanding open problem. Finally the method is extended to distributed saddleproblems (under function similarity) by means of solving a class of variational inequalities, achieving lower communication and computation complexity bounds.
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