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Collaborative Research: An Integrated Framework for Learning-Enabled and Communication-Aware Hierarchical Distributed Optimization

Collaborative Research: An Integrated Framework for Learning-Enabled and Communication-Aware Hierarchical Distributed Optimization
协作研究:支持学习和通信感知的分层分布式优化的集成框架
批准号:
2331710
负责人:
Truong Nghiem
金额:
$25.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2024
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2024-04-15 至 2027-03-31

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中文摘要
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技术进步使大规模网络系统的部署成为可能,例如传感器网络、机器人团队和智能电网。这些系统旨在协作优化一个共同的目标。然而,由于大规模无线网络的吞吐量有限,以及联网设备的计算能力有限,它们面临着挑战。该研究项目将开发一种新型的通信高效的分层分布式优化框架,该框架集成了优化、通信和机器学习来克服这些挑战。其核心创新是采样和学习网络代理的行为模型,然后使用这些模型来预测代理的响应,从而在最大限度地减少边缘不必要的通信和计算的同时做出明智的决策。在学习算法的指导下,联合设计了自适应通信和优化算法,以平衡代价和精度,同时利用代理之间的关联关系来进一步提高效率。为了达到这一目标,我们的目标是开发(1)一个支持学习的分层分布式优化算法的通用框架;(2)学习辅助自适应量化、通信和查询的方法;(3)一个统一的机器学习框架,以在通信节省和计算精度之间实现进一步的权衡;以及(4)通过实际应用对该框架进行集成和验证。该项目的智力优势在于在三个关键领域--优化、通信和机器学习--推进知识。新的算法将被开发用于跨网络代理的协作分层优化。自适应通信技术将与预测模型相结合,以满足较低的带宽需求。机器学习方法将得到改进,以应对通信和设备能力有限带来的不确定性。通过开发优化功能的结构将这三个领域紧密结合在一起是这项研究的一个显著的智力成果。这项研究的更广泛的影响包括推进真实世界的应用,如传感器网络、协作机器人、联邦学习和智能电网,这些都是现代工程基础设施的基础。该项目将为本科生提供一个丰富的教育机会,通过一个跨越两所大学和多个领域的综合项目来获得研究经验。此外,调查结果将被广泛公布,包括通过YouTube频道传播结果和向高中生推广。这一奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
Technological advancements have enabled the deployment of large-scale networked systems, such as sensor networks, robotic teams, and smart power grids. These systems aim to collaboratively optimize a shared objective. However, they face challenges due to limited throughput across large-scale wireless networks and restricted computational capabilities at networked devices. This research project will develop a novel communication-efficient hierarchical distributed optimization framework that integrates optimization, communication, and machine learning to overcome these challenges. The core innovation is to sample and learn models of the networked agents' behaviors, then use these models to predict the agents' responses to enable informed decision-making while minimizing unnecessary communication and computation at the edge. Adaptive communication and optimization algorithms guided by the learning algorithms are jointly designed to balance the trade-off between cost and accuracy, while exploiting correlation relationships among agents to further enhance efficiency. Towards this goal, the objectives are to develop (1) a general framework for learning-enabled hierarchical distributed optimization algorithms; (2) methods for learning-assisted adaptive quantization, communication, and query; (3) a unifying machine learning framework to attain further tradeoff between communication savings and computational accuracy; and (4) integration and validation of the framework through real-life applications.The intellectual merit of the project lies in advancing knowledge across three key areas - optimization, communication, and machine learning. New algorithms will be developed for collaborative hierarchical optimization across networked agents. Adaptive communication techniques will be integrated with predictive models to cater lower bandwidth needs. Machine learning methods will be improved to account for uncertainties caused by limited communication and device capabilities. Cohesive fusion of these three areas via exploiting structures of optimization functionals is a notable intellectual outcome of the research.The broader impacts of this research include advancing real-world applications like sensor networks, cooperative robotics, federated learning, and smart grids, which underpin modern engineering infrastructures. The project will provide an enriching education opportunity for undergraduate students to gain research experience through a comprehensive program across two universities and multiple fields. Furthermore, the findings will be publicized for broad accessibility, including dissemination of results through a YouTube channel and outreach to high school students.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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