Model CBOR Serialization for Federated Learning
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| author | Zandberg, Koen Gulati, Mayank Wunder, Gerhard Baccelli, Emmanuel |
| author_facet | Zandberg, Koen Gulati, Mayank Wunder, Gerhard Baccelli, Emmanuel |
| contents | The typical federated learning workflow requires communication between a central server and a large set of clients synchronizing model parameters between each other. The current frameworks use communication protocols not suitable for resource-constrained devices and are either hard to deploy or require high-throughput links not available on these devices. In this paper, we present a generic message framework using CBOR for communication with existing federated learning frameworks optimised for use with resource-constrained devices and low power and lossy network links. We evaluate the resulting message sizes against JSON serialized messages where compare both with model parameters resulting in optimal and worst case serialization length, and with a real-world LeNet-5 model. Our benchmarks show that with our approach, messages are up to 75 % smaller in size when compared to the JSON alternative. |
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| spellingShingle | Model CBOR Serialization for Federated Learning Zandberg, Koen Gulati, Mayank Wunder, Gerhard Baccelli, Emmanuel Networking and Internet Architecture The typical federated learning workflow requires communication between a central server and a large set of clients synchronizing model parameters between each other. The current frameworks use communication protocols not suitable for resource-constrained devices and are either hard to deploy or require high-throughput links not available on these devices. In this paper, we present a generic message framework using CBOR for communication with existing federated learning frameworks optimised for use with resource-constrained devices and low power and lossy network links. We evaluate the resulting message sizes against JSON serialized messages where compare both with model parameters resulting in optimal and worst case serialization length, and with a real-world LeNet-5 model. Our benchmarks show that with our approach, messages are up to 75 % smaller in size when compared to the JSON alternative. |
| title | Model CBOR Serialization for Federated Learning |
| topic | Networking and Internet Architecture |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.14056 |