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| author | Vendrell, Joan Kia, Solmaz |
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| contents | This paper considers the problem of decentralized submodular maximization subject to partition matroid constraint using a sequential greedy algorithm with probabilistic inter-agent message-passing. We propose a communication-aware framework where the probability of successful communication between connected devices is considered. Our analysis introduces the notion of the probabilistic optimality gap, highlighting its potential influence on determining the message-passing sequence based on the agent's broadcast reliability and strategic decisions regarding agents that can broadcast their messages multiple times in a resource-limited environment. This work not only contributes theoretical insights but also has practical implications for designing and analyzing decentralized systems in uncertain communication environments. A numerical example demonstrates the impact of our results. |
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| spellingShingle | Optimality Gap of Decentralized Submodular Maximization under Probabilistic Communication Vendrell, Joan Kia, Solmaz Multiagent Systems Probability This paper considers the problem of decentralized submodular maximization subject to partition matroid constraint using a sequential greedy algorithm with probabilistic inter-agent message-passing. We propose a communication-aware framework where the probability of successful communication between connected devices is considered. Our analysis introduces the notion of the probabilistic optimality gap, highlighting its potential influence on determining the message-passing sequence based on the agent's broadcast reliability and strategic decisions regarding agents that can broadcast their messages multiple times in a resource-limited environment. This work not only contributes theoretical insights but also has practical implications for designing and analyzing decentralized systems in uncertain communication environments. A numerical example demonstrates the impact of our results. |
| title | Optimality Gap of Decentralized Submodular Maximization under Probabilistic Communication |
| topic | Multiagent Systems Probability |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.09979 |