Cross-silo federated learning utilizes a few hundred reliable data silos with high-speed access links to jointly train a model. While this approach becomes a popular setting in federated learning, designing a robust topology to reduce the training time is still an open problem. In this paper, we present a new multigraph topology for cross-silo federated learning. We ﬁrst construct the multigraph using the overlay graph. We then parse this multigraph into different simple graphs with isolated nodes. The existence of isolated nodes allows us to perform model aggregation without waiting for other nodes, hence reducing the training time. We further propose a new distributed learning algorithm to use with our multigraph topology. The intensive experiments on public datasets show that our proposed method signiﬁcantly reduces the training time compared with recent state-of-the-art topologies while ensuring convergence and maintaining the model’s accuracy.

Multigraph Topology Design for Cross-Silo Federated Learning

Aiming at the problem of low accuracy and high computational complexity of the traditional social network community recommendation algorithm, a rapid spanning tree detection algorithm is proposed to independently discriminate social network community with the weak connected edge, in order to improve the accuracy of community recommendation and reduce the complexity of algorithm. Firstly, according to the characteristics of social network community recommendation, the maximum spanning tree algorithm is proposed, which is based on the edge weight distribution node similarity, to realize the effective detection of social network community. Secondly, for the proposed algorithm having the problems of repeated adding and deleting of weakly connected edges and the waste of computing resources, a rapid spanning tree detection algorithm based on the independent discrimination of weakly connected edge is proposed so as to further improve the calculation efficiency of the algorithm. Lastly, the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm is verified by comparing the experimental results in the standard test database.

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Cao Ke-xing

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Weak Connection Edges Independent Discriminant of Rapid Spanning Tree Recommendation of Social Network Community